The Wooster Sherlock adjustable pole is a good example. Its fiberglass outer shell in combination with a hexagonal aluminum inner pole prevents twisting. Finally, choose a good-quality roller frame. Many economy frames don't hold the roller securely and it tends to slip off the open end. It's a nuisance to continually push the roller back on the cage.
Paint can also collect in the open end when the roller starts to slip.
This excess paint tends to drip and splash across walls at the worst possible time. Conversely, it can be very difficult and messy to remove the paint-soaked roller once the job is complete. When you're done with your painting project, the last thing you want to do is struggle with a stuck roller cover. A new roller frame called the Snapshot, just introduced by The Wooster Brush Company, can solve all these frustrations. It has a full-sized, cushioned handle that promises more comfort and less fatigue than roller frames with hard plastic handles.