Introducing the Boompole Pro

Made from carbon fibre, the RØDE Boompole Pro weighs only 535gm (18oz) and, from a compact 810mm (2‘ 8”), extends to a full 3m (10’). Designed for use with professional shotgun microphones such as the RØDE NTG3 as well as the Blimp windshield system, the Boompole Pro joins RØDE’s popular boom pole range which now consists of five models ranging in size, weight, and construction material. Each of the five pole sections is comprised completely from carbon fibre making it incredible lightweight while maintaining high levels of strength. The sections are easily extendable with one hand thanks to an intuitive twist-lock mechanic. RØDE offers boom pole cable clips as an optional accessory, however the company’s new RØDELink wireless XLR adaptor allows users to record audio from a shotgun microphone on the end of the Boompole Pro without the hassle and possible handling noise of cables.
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[@stefanmo4278]

I've used this boompole for about 3 years...I didn't know that it was possible to have a internal cable through it..until know🙈😆

[@filmfunfilm]

Ryan is great at knowing what you want to know about all the Røde products. Wasn't sure if you could run your XLR cable inside the Boom Pole Pro, but Ryan just told me you can! thanks again Ryan!

[@DiegottlosenCharmeure]

and he lied to you. the hole is to small and i mean the pipe inside.

[@milomaher1582]

@@DiegottlosenCharmeure You can run the cable through and connect a connector once it's through

[@SeattleRingHunter]

Your design engineers leave an inlet port at the threaded end but do a horrible job at the tail end but cap. You should offer a coiled cable kit for this for those that want to route cabling inside the pole!

[@cookiemonster-lh1xg]

The XLR doesn’t fit through the hole. That or im not doing it right.

[@panagosfyrar1728]

i cut a small cross to the down side of the boom pole just to pass the XLR but when i walk with the boom the cable makes noise becuase it hits the inside of the pole

[@panagosfyrar1728]

I did put an internal cable through the boom pole but ended getting some cable noise when i had to walk with it. Any solutions?

[@rodemic]

We'd suggest reaching out to our Service Team at: rode.com/contact and they will be able to help you optimise your setup :)

[@DiegottlosenCharmeure]

run the cable through.... i bought it now, and i doubt that even a mini xlr connector will go through. i have to solder the connector myself after i run the cable through, what a joke i should have buyed the aluminum version.

[@HaoTran-vp3uc]

How do you run the xlr cable through the pole? The xlr doesn't fit inside the hole.

[@lucbeloix8348]

I believe you run the CABLE through and the you connect the connector on both ends

[@DanLiveOnUTube]

@Khaotic Studio Production except you can certainly put something like Sennheiser EW 500 BOOM G4 inside the blimp with the shotgun mic.

[@BuyTheDip627]

Can I put the rode videomic pro on this?

[@user-le5yq3jv4w]

Could anyone tell me what is the max weight this pole can load? I want to use with a softbox and flash (1.0kg) and let my assistant to manage light in wedding photos.

[@rodemic]

Hey there- these poles are made for use for boom microphones, so there isn't a max weight spec per se. Your 1kg setup could work but it's not an endorsed use case of this product.

[@mixVU]

I need this in my life. Can't wait to find out the price point

[@rodemic]

+mixVU The Boompole Pro will retail for USD$399.

[@michaelpreston7824]

+RØDE Microphones wooow

[@TheWaldocrazy]

M. Preston nevermind i dont want it no more

[@garyembar4774]

Hey there, please can anyone tell me how and where I could find a replacement “fibre washer unit” (with the screw head)? I live in Amsterdam and need it for my upcoming project …

[@rodemic]

Hey, we'd suggest reaching out to our Service Team: rode.com/contact

[@hrvoje_bazina]

Will there be an update to the old Boompole?

[@HEIPPI]

What's the price range?

[@adrianjackson1586]

What microphone did you to record Ryan?

[@rodemic]

+Adrian Jackson We used the NTG2 on this product information video

[@heybulldogstudios1763]

+RØDE Microphones I dont see a cable being run into his field pack, how is he transferring sound from the mic to his pack?

[@StuartTollison]

+Hey Bulldog Studios I think they used their new RodeLink Newsshooter kit for that shot.