Aerial Silks Deluxe Equipment Set for Aerial Yoga,11 yards Aerial Yoga Hammock Swing for Aerial Acrobatic,Circus Arts, Aerial Dance(L:10m W:2.8m)

Bought this for my daughters for Christmas. They love it! Great quality. We did buy a attachment for the ceiling that rotates which works good with the silks. I will say the instructions for attaching the silks was a bit confusing, YouTube worked great for that.

Vibrant bright pink (no purple undertones). I’ve ordered from this company multiple times for our aerial gym. It comes with a quality swivel, figure 8, two carabiners, and daisy chains. These do not have much stretch, if any, making them versatile for silk or hammock. If you are new to buying silks, get 11 yards for 20’ ceiling. If using a pulley system or lower ceiling, you can go with 9 yards for hammocks. Go with 11yards for silks so you have enough length to wrap with for drops. Hope that helps you!

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Il y a tellement d'options possible: yoga aerien, hamac de repos, tissu aérien pour cirque acrobatique et même corde à tarzan pour ma fille. Le tissu est tellement long que toutes les options sont possibles. Nous avons même fait 2 hamacs de yoga en attachant le milieu à une poutre et en attachant ensuite les deux bouts de chaque côté. Il faut par contre acheter une fixation supplémentaire pour y arriver.Le matériel da fixation inclus est de bonne qualité et les instructions sont claires. Mes enfants passent des heures à s'exercer, à se reposer et jouer avec ce tissu.

We live in an industrial loft with 13-foot concrete ceilings. After a lot of looking around on Amazon, I settled on this set because it included 10 yards of pretty, pretty light-to-dark blue gradient fabric with daisy chains, but without mounting hardware. As our ceilings are concrete, I wanted to make sure to use mounting hardware I trusted, not just some no-brand fasteners that came with the set. We got a pair of swingset mounts from Amazon for $20 and bought Redhead concrete wedge anchors from Lowes to attach the mounts to our ceiling using holes we made with a hammer drill. Everyone should be sure to get hardware they're confident in, and should probably get a professional to install it. We didn't hire a professional, but that's a risk we chose to take.We tried a single-point mount to start, rigging a yoga hammock on the included rescue 8 and swivel mount. But I found that it was way too hard to follow the yoga exercises on a single-point mount with a swivel--the set up kept twisting and spinning at inopportune times--so we installed the second swing mount for a double-point yoga hammock set-up, and that's been much easier for a beginner like me.A word on aerial yoga--it is addictive. The first time I did an inversion, my back popped like twisting bubble-wrap, and it's been feeling great ever since. Even though I've only been at this a couple of weeks, I get a little antsy if I don't get my daily "upside down time." It just really helps relieve the stress and inertia of this quarantine-era everything-from-home world we're in right now. Plus, it's playful and interesting enough to keep my attention. Perfecting the poses feels like fun, not work, which makes it so much easier to do every day. I also like to hang out in the hammock with a good book. It's very comfortable and relaxing.Another observation, 10 yards of fabric may be great for aerial silks, but it turned out to be waaaaaaay too much fabric for a yoga hammock for me. I'm almost 6 feet tall, and it turned out that, with the included daisy chains, 5 yards was just right for me. So, I cut the fabric swathe in half, ordered a second set of carabiners, and made two 5-yard yoga hammocks.This actually turned out to be good because one thing none of the other reviews on this page tells you is that this fabric picks up Body Odor like nobody's business. One sweaty workout, and it needs a wash. Fortunately, it's easy to launder--standard warm water wash and medium heated dry. Now that I have two yoga hammocks, I hang one and wash one (after I've untied the knots and removed the carabiners).We each have to figure out the yoga hammock setup that works best for us, but I'm very pleased with this product because it gives me LOTS of different options. When I get stronger, I might setup the swivel and the rescue-8 again and try some aerial silks moves. However, that said, I do think I might also like a yoga trapeze. There have been several times when I was doing a difficult pose with these silks that I thought a handle or two would come in handy.Ok. That's everything I can think of to say about this aerial silks set. I hope my experience was helpful. The accompanying photo is my legs and ceiling during my first inversion. :)