<tc>Prodigy</tc> <tc>Snake Tape</tc> - Ruban de cerclage aérien de haute qualité (14m/15yd)

One 14m roll should be enough to cover any size of aerial hoop with a tube diameter of 25mm. It has no serrated edge and is easy to tear by hand.

Use two rolls of tape if

• your tube diameter is larger than 25mm
• your hoop diameter is larger than 100cm
• you want a two-colour hoop!

Wrapping the hoop is easy and the tape unrolls easily.

• Start at the bottom of your hoop.
• Wind your tape up, wrapping around the bar in a spiral, overlapping the tape until you reach the top of the hoop.
• Start again at the bottom, overlapping the tape by about a hand’s width. Start wrapping in the other direction until you reach the top!

See here for more information on how to tape your hoop!

Often, the tape will be a little sticky on the surface after you have taped the hoop. This is normal, it is excess adhesive coming through gaps in the cloth.

This could happen immediately or after the tape has warmed up when you’re training. We always recommend rubbing new tape with chalk; it will help absorb excess adhesive. You may need to reapply the chalk, but with use, it will no longer be a problem, and you won't need any more chalk.

If you do not use chalk, the new tape can make your hands and clothes sticky.

This can happen with all tape brands that we have tested, and it’s inconsistent; some rolls are good, while others are sticky. Warm weather and other conditions can affect it, too. If you have a problem, please let us know. We will be happy to help you!