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Fort Mill, SC (2.8.25)

Rigging Information

All Aerial Apparatuses will be provided by SOAR. Each competition may vary due to the locations abilities. If you have any questions, contact us at soaraerialcompetition@gmail.com.

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Sling

The Sling will be rigged as a loop from a singular point with a swivel.  The sling will be a 14+ ft long with a medium-stretch fabric. The Slings will be at 4 set heights, crashmats can be used to adjust height slightly (4ft, 4.5ft, 5ft, & 5.5ft - from the ground)

 

Group Category: Max 4 Slings Available

Color: Black

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DISCLAIMER: Performers will not be able to use or bring their own equipment 

Silks

The Silks will be 15 yards and 108 inch wide of medium stretch nylon tricot fabric hung as two fabrics from a singular point, with a swivel from 18 ft, leaving 4-6 ft of excess fabric on the ground.

 

Group Category: Max 4 Silks Available

Color: White

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DISCLAIMER: Performers will not be able to use or bring their own equipment 

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Lyra

The Lyra will be a steel hoop rigged as a single tab, choked to a 6-8 ft spanset. Hoop will be wrapped in an industry standard athletic fabric hoop tape. Chalk may be used. Two Lyra sizes will be available:

2x 31 inches (hollow) & 2x 36 inches (solid)

 

Group Category: Max 4 Lyras Available

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DISCLAIMER: Performers will not be able to use or bring their own equipment 

Trapeze

The Trapeze will have both thimbles attached to a singular rigging point with a swivel. The elbows will be padded and wrapped with a soft suede fabric and the bar will be taped with fabric athletic tape. The ropes will be lengthened to 9+ ft. 

 

Group Category: Max 2 Trapeze Available

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DISCLAIMER: Performers will not be able to use or bring their own equipment 

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Rigging Safety

All of our equipment measures in KN (kilonewton - carabiners, spansets, etc.) which is the standard of measurement used to determine a hardwards ability to withstand dynamic force.

 

All equipment will be rigged to i-beams (25 ft ceilings), basketing the spansets over the i-beam, by two people, a structural engineer and an aerial rigger.

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