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Aerial Hoops

Build strength and flexibility while improving balance and coordination with an Uplift Active aerial hoop. The Aerial Hoop, also known as a Lyra hoop, is a circus apparatus used to perform beautiful movements, tricks and shapes in the air.

About Our Aerial Lyra hoops

Our aerial Lyra hoops are perfect for everyone, from beginners following an instructor in a class to professionals perfoming in large settings. Our aerial rings are made with hollow stainless steel, available in Single Point, Double Point, and Tabless configurations.

If you’re an aerial performer and love hammocks, silks, or poles, you’ll love an aerial ring. Browse our variety of aerial hoops for your aerial business or in-home studio and enhance your aerial fitness or dance skills.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is better, a single point, double point, or tabless aerial lyra hoop?

Whether you select a single-point, double-point, or tabless (zero-point) hoop depends on how you are going to use your aerial hoop. Keep in mind:

  • Single-point hoops tend to rotate a lot more; they can be rigged in smaller spaces, and there is more open space at the top of the hoop.
  • The rotation of single-point hoops allows for additional moves, and the tab provides stability.
  • Double-point hoops allow you to perform moves that tip forward and back with a smaller amount of lateral movement (more like a trapeze).
  • Double-point hoops generally allow less overall movement. They also allow for an extra range of poses to be performed on the top bar. However, due to the method of rigging, they do take up more vertical space.
  • Double-point hoops can be rigged from a single point instead of both points, effectively meaning they can act as a single or a double-point hoop!
  • Tabless hoops also can be rigged as either a single or double-point hoop, and they can be more comfortable in some moves.
  • Tabless hoops have the most movement and can tip more than hoops with tabs.
What is the difference between your aerial ring grip sizes?

The thickness difference between the two grip sizes of hoops is 9mm. If you are used to practicing on a dance pole or other bar gymnastics equipment, or if you have larger hands, you may have a preference for a wider grip. The 25mm is the industry standard size, and the 34mm is a little thicker.

What hoop sizes do you offer?

Our aerial lyra hoops are available in the following sizes:

  • 31-inch (800mm) diameter
  • 33-inch (850mm) diameter
  • 35-inch (900mm) diameter
  • 37-inch (950mm) diameter
  • 39-inch (1000mm) diameter
What material are your aerial hoops made of?

Our aerial hoops are made of stainless steel, offering exceptional durability, safety, and minimal maintenance. With a smooth finish, versatility for both indoor and outdoor use, and a sleek aesthetic appeal, stainless steel aerial hoops are a top choice for aerialists, ensuring reliable and long-lasting performance.

Do I need aerial hoop tape?

Aerial hoop tape, also known as grip tape, is not necessary but can be beneficial depending on an aerialist's preferences and needs. It can enhance grip, add cushioning for comfort, provide aesthetics, and protect the hoop's finish. Some aerialists choose to use it, while others prefer the feel of a bare metal hoop, particularly for spinning routines or static poses. The decision to use tape depends on individual preferences and the specific requirements of the performance or practice.