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The most convenient, safest and most practical way to rig your aerial apparatus is by using a basic pulley system. It facilitates adjusting heights of your gear easily and great for quickly changing apparatus between students - allowing for hygienic studio operations during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Add dynamic height changes to your act using our 4:1 mechanical advantage system. This is one of the most cost-effective and convenient ways to add performer flying effects to your act. It also allows for far easier rescues of performers and students in the event of an emergency.
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Everyone needs this rope! Dependable and strong. Professional black colour is great for performance situations and stays looking good for prolonged studio use.
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Sale!Everyone needs rope! This rope is dependable and strong. Professional black colour is great for performance situations and stays looking good for prolonged studio use.
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Dyneema is a synthetic fibre cable that is considered the world's strongest fibre. It is made from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene. 15x stronger than steel but lightweight enough to float on water. Super strong with no bounce or annoying elasticity.
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Splicing fee for light grey or black dyneema. Dyneema is a synthetic fibre cable that is considered the world's strongest fibre. It is made from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene. 15x stronger than steel but lightweight enough to float on water. Super strong with no bounce or elasticity.
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“Aerial circus is inherently dangerous. Trix Circus assumes no liability for accidents resulting from training or performing on our equipment. Always follow best practice: train with a crash mat, work with a coach and employ a professional rigger.”
