Firetoys 0 Point Aerial Hoop - Cosmetic Seconds - Grade A

0 point (tabless) hoops are a great option for versatility, allowing you to rig as a 1 or 2 point hoop.

They are also simple to rig. Removing the tabs reduces the amount of hardware needed in your overall set-up, reduces the metal-on-metal contact (which leads to excessive wear), and eliminates coming into contact with hardware on the top bar.

Our Aerial Hoops come ready to rig up and use out of the box with a grippy matt powder coating that is durable and looks great. However, the bare powder coating can take a little while to warm up (like a pole dancing pole), so many people prefer to tape their hoop up in one of our many colourful grip tapes. You can find a guide to taping your aerial hoop here.

All our hoops are coated in a super-premium finish unique to Firetoys. In order to achieve maximum durability and a picture-perfect results, the work begins by ensuring the raw steels are immaculate. They are ground and cleaned by hand, dipped in phosphate, electrostatically coated and baked at 195c for ultimate durability. Our coats are rock solid allowing you to retape your hoop as often as you want without risk.

Galaxy Special Edition: available as a limited run, this super smooth high shine finish features prismatic particles baked into the lower layer with a spangle lacquer top coat. The result is a mesmerizing, outstandingly premium finish found nowhere else.

You can choke a Polyester Strop or Aerial PolySafe Rope directly to the bar.

Attaching soft rigging directly to the hoop reduces metal-on-metal wear and removes hardware from where you will hock on.

You can use a Prodigy Aerial Sewn Loop Sling if you need rigging which is less visible to the audience but we don't recommend this for more long term use.

If you do not want the Aerial Hoop to spin, you need to connect your strop/rope to your anchor point with a carabiner. We recommend this when you want to keep a hoop rigged from one point facing an audience.

If you want to spin, you need a carabiner at the top of the rope/strop, connected to a swivel and then another carabiner securing you to your anchor point.