The Best Heart shaped Aerial Hoops
Heart-shaped lyra hoops for photoshoots, performances and a bit of romance in the air.
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Our favourite Aerial Heart
Prodigy Aerial Heart – Heart shaped Aerial Hoop
An amazing variation on the aerial hoop. We love this red heart shaped lyra available from Firetoys.
The heart is made from 1″ diameter 10G tubing. The steel tube is powder coated in red powder coating.
Will look amazing as a decorative piece for an event or photoshoot. Or it will look amazing as a functional performance piece. Perfect if you want to mix up your aerial training at home.
It offers lots of popportinities for new shapes and doubles work.
As it’s tabless you have felxibility in the way that you rig it.
- RRP: £219.00 / 449 USD
Aerial heart FAQs
How do you rig an aerial heart?
Always follow the guide that comes with your aerial heart. As a general rule, you tape the top of each curve, loop a rigging strop or rated rope over each one, and bring both to a single point. Add a rated swivel if you want the heart to spin. It needs to hang straight, from a rated ceiling point or a freestanding aerial rig. If you are not sure, ask a qualified rigger to check your setup.
Is an aerial heart harder than an aerial hoop?
It is different rather than harder. The heart has a point at the bottom and two curves at the top, so some hoop moves feel different and some new shapes open up. Most people learn the basics on a round aerial hoop first, then try a heart.
Can I use an aerial heart at home?
Yes, as long as you have a properly rated ceiling mount or a freestanding rig, enough height and space around you, and a crash mat underneath. Only practise moves you have already learnt in class.
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A Greater Manchester mum who’s trained pole and aerial for over a decade, mostly at home, and started Loops World to share the kit that works.