| Item | Description | Size | UPC |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7793 | Smart-Lok Advantage Combo | 2.2-3.5 ft/0.7-1.1 m | 039932077934 |
Regular Pack Quantity 10.
Got a Need for Speed?
With the push of a button you can quickly change threaded tools without unscrewing them with the Smart-Lok Advantage Combo. The professional paint roller frame fits perfectly with the housing on Smart-Lok extension pole to prevent twisting. Smart-Lok adaptors are removable and convert any threaded tool to a Quick-on/Quick-off tool. Just screw on your paint roller or other tool and when you want to remove it push the button to release it. We designed the Smart-Lok Quick-on/Quick-off System with time-saving features for those who value their time. Push-button feature changes tools and length adjustments to keep you sailing full speed ahead so you can move onto the next job.
Smart-Lok Advantage Combo
The Smart-Lok Advantage Combo includes our Smart-Advantage roller frame and our Smart-Lok® 2-4 ft extension pole. The proprietary locking system allows the fastest and cleanest way to change or remove paint rollers. The Smart-Advantage roller is also comfortable and easy to use by hand. Give it a try and you’ll never want to go back to your old roller.
What’s the Advantage?
The combo comes with a Free Smart-Lok Adaptor that converts other standard threaded tools to our Quick-on/Quick-off system. Plus the roller frame’s ergonomic contour handle is comfortable and easy to use by hand and it fits other threaded poles. Give it a try and you’ll never want to go back to your old roller frame.
Going to be great sealcoating the driveway
My husband was talking with co-worker and she said she uses the roller and it’s not as back breaking as the brush so hopefully it will help out my husband Thank you
— TA (via Amazon, September 27, 2013)
Perfect and well designed
It’s a pretty awesome product, easy to use, no real needs for ladders/chairs, comes with a spare adapter, overall give it a 4.5/5, the only aspect that can improve with this product is the connection; it’s a TINY bit loose and kinda insignificant…
— RD (via Amazon, September 29, 2010)