Aerial hoop or Lyra

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Carol Knopf hanging on the Single-point Lyra.

Quick Specs

Made of 1" solid aluminum
Available in three sizes: 34", 36", or 38" vertical inner-diameter
Three shapes: single-point, double-point, double-point with flat-top (see below)

The Single-point Lyra

A completely round hoop with one attachment point. An all-purpose lyra that is easier to twist. It is typically hung from above by a wire or two ropes.

(Shown wrapped with white sports-tape.)

The Double-point Lyra

A completely round hoop with two attachment points, for added stability. When used with the optional ropes and hardware, it provides additional space between the ropes to perform in.

(Lyra shown has optional ropes and hardware attached.)

The "Dance Lyra" (Double-point with Flat Top)

A lyra specially designed for more aggressive "aerial dance" routines. Like the double-point, but has a flat top, making it easier to grab and manuever around.

(Lyra shown has optional ropes and hardware attached.)

5 year old

Princess Olivia

of the

Kent Family Magic Circus

demonstrates her circus skills.

Buying your Aerial Hoop

1) Choose which shape:

Single-point Lyra
($300)

Double-point Lyra
($310)

Dance Lyra
($350)

2) Select which Size:

The sizes shown are the vertical inner-diameter.

What size should you pick? Here's a rule of thumb: Sit on a chair, and measure from the seat to the top of your head, then add 2 inches. That should suit you best! If you need a size that is not listed, email us!

3) Choose Accessories:

Carabiner, swivel, and shackle (+$60)
(only for Single-point Lyra)

Carabiner, swivel, shackle, and ropes (+$120)
(only for Double-point or Dance Lyra)

4) Select the Shipping Region:

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Videos of Aerial Performances

"Lyralicious" in a variety of lyra performances

Natalia using the dance lyra

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(You could even practice over your mattress.)

Can't find what you need? Check out the rest of our aerial gear or send us an email.

Here is a tip on how to tape the aerial hoop...

Treat the hoop like a clock with the tab at 12 noon, start at 5 pm and wrap the hoop with sports tape overlapping itself , by half, clockwise , all the way to 11 pm
Then repeat that from 7pm, anti clockwise, to 1 pm ...that way the tape will be smooth when your hands slide down and the bottom of the hoop will have 2 wraps where most wear occurs

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