The runner deer Complete Lyra Aerial Hoop Kit is a full aerial hoop setup aimed at buyers who want the main rigging pieces included in one package. This 35in (90cm) tabless version comes with the hoop, carabiners, a swivel and a 3ft spanset, so it is designed to be ready to hang in a suitable space.
For home users comparing aerial accessories, the appeal here is the straightforward bundle and the stated 300kg load test. The hoop uses a 32mm hollow steel tube, which is a common size for many aerialists, and the brand also offers different hoop diameters and point options depending on the setup you prefer.
Price: USD 189.90
Rating: 4.50/5 from 234 reviews
One of the most useful things about this kit is that it keeps the buying process simple. Rather than sourcing each rigging part separately, you get the core components together, which can make it easier for beginners or anyone replacing an older hoop setup. The tabless design may also suit users who want a cleaner shape and a more compact rigging arrangement.
Sizing is an important part of choosing any lyra. The product guidance suggests 35in is generally suitable for performers under 5ft 8in, though fit still comes down to body proportions, preferred poses and how much space you want inside the hoop. As with any aerial equipment, it is worth double-checking your ceiling height, rigging point and overall training space before buying.
- Complete kit: includes hoop, carabiners, swivel and 3ft spanset
- 35in (90cm) tabless lyra: measured by inner diameter
- 32mm tube diameter: a standard-feeling size for many users
- Load tested to 300kg: useful as a reference when comparing options
- Other sizes and point styles available: including single and double point versions
In practical terms, this runner deer kit looks best suited to buyers who want a one-box aerial hoop package instead of building a setup piece by piece. The included swivel and spanset add convenience, and the range of available sizes is helpful if you are trying to match the hoop to your height and training style.
The main thing to keep in mind is that choosing the right lyra is highly personal, and home use depends just as much on safe rigging and available space as on the hoop itself. Overall, this is a solid-looking option for those who want a complete aerial accessory kit with a clear specification and a sensible included parts list.
