$499.00 AUD Inc. GST
This Trix Circus hand balance stand is a must for all beginner hand balance students! The multiple receivers makes it a versatile piece of equipment for circus schools and studios. You can even customize the height of the canes to suit your level of comfort and confidence.
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Design Components
Trix Circus portable hand balancing stands are made out of mild steel for strength, durability and more importantly, for stability. We have designed the base to be rock solid, especially when doing lateral balances on one arm like crocodiles, one arm archer poses and hyper-flexible contortion shapes.
Each hand balance stand has three cane receivers, giving you two options to set the cane at different distances.
Spaces between the receivers are 32cm and 40cm.
The canes come in two heights: 30cm high (beginner) or the 60cm high (advanced).
We make the wooden blocks from pine with rounded edges to provide a comfortable hand grip. The blocks themselves do not get painted.
Customisation
You can customise your hand balance stand by choosing a different paint colour to what is on offer. Not all colours are available. Fees apply.
Please read our Trix Circus Guarantee Policy before purchasing this product.
This product is proudly certified Australian Made
| Cane Height | 30cm, 60cm |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black, Blue, Bronze-Gold, Purple, Red, Rose-Gold, Space Grey |
| Weight | 17kg |
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