• Ombré Aerial Fabric
  • Ombré Aerial Fabric
  • Ombré Aerial Fabric
  • Rebecca smiling in her beautiful Sunset Sky Ombre Aerial Fabric from Aerial Nonsense.
  • Ombré Aerial Fabric

Ombré Aerial Fabric

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Oh the colours! Fly in the magical embrace of a rainbow or the pinks and blues of a summer sky as it kisses the day...

Oh the colours! Fly in the magical embrace of a rainbow or the pinks and blues of a summer sky as it kisses the day goodbye.

But seriously...

This is MEDIUM stretch fabric (unlike our solid colour  fabric which is LOW stretch).  What this means:

Pros:

  • The colours are beautiful and fun and photograph beautifully.
  • Experienced Aerialists will enjoy the extra bounce for drops.
  • The stretch cushions the impact of movement.
  • Experienced Aerialist will appreciate the fluidity of movement the stretch allows.
  • In the case of an Aerial Hammock/Sling, the stretch means that you need a bit less fabric. (Yay for a $$ saving!)

Cons:

  • Much more physically challenging to climb.
  • Harder to grip.
  • Cinches tighter in knots and wraps.
  • Can feel very 'bite-ey' in an Aerial Hammock/Sling, especially if you only have a short drop.
  • More challenging to set the right height in the case of an Aerial Hammock/Sling.
  • Less supportive in the static poses often explored in Aerial Hammock/Sling.

 

How to choose the right length:

Silks/Tissu:

1. Measure the distance from the floor to the attachment point.

2. Multiply the distance by 2.

3. Add 1m.

 

Hammock/Sling:

1. Measure the distance from the floor to the attachment point/s.

2. Multiply the distance by 2.

3. For Aerial Yoga deduct 1m.  In the case of Dance Hammock, deduct 2m. 

 

Fabric Information:

40 Denier Nylon Tricot

Width: 2.8m

Tested WLL: 30kN

 

Fabric Care:

Machine Wash on a delicate/gentle cycle.

Tumble dry on LOW heat or air dry out of direct sunlight.

*To prevent damage use a laundry bag.

 

AttentionPlease conduct regular inspections of your gear and ensure correct storage and maintenance in order to avoid a loss of integrity/damage.  Remember, well maintained gear keeps you safe while working or playing at height.