Find Your Tempo

Sizing Guide.

Bigger hoops are easier and slower. Smaller hoops are faster and trickier. The right size depends on your height, your goals, and what kind of practice you want to grow into.

Quick Recommender

Your starting size.

Tell us your height and we’ll suggest where to start. You can change later — most flowers end up with two or three hoops over time.

Your Height
4'0"6'8"
"
Recommended

No. 01 The Size Chart

28"
Trickster
Advanced flowers, performers, very small bodies.
32"
Performance
Off-body work, tricks, breakdowns. Intermediate+.
36"
Studio
The standard. Easy to learn on, snappy enough to grow with.
40"
Beginner
Slower, more forgiving. Easier to keep up at your waist.
44"
Foundation
For taller bodies or anyone wanting the slowest tempo.

No. 02 By Height

Your Height For Beginners For Practice For Performance
4'8" – 5'0" 36" 34" 30"
5'1" – 5'4" 38" 36" 32"
5'5" – 5'8" 40" 36" 32"
5'9" – 6'0" 40" 38" 34"
6'1" – 6'4" 42" 40" 36"
6'5" + 44" 40" 36"

No. 03 Tubing & Weight

Polyethylene

Weight
0.8–1.6 lb
Feel
Steady

Heavier, more grounded. The hoop you can feel against your body — great for beginners, waist work, and slow flow. The Atlas, Kuna, Noir, and Vega use polyethylene.

Polypropylene

Weight
0.6–0.8 lb
Feel
Snappy

Lighter, faster, more responsive. Best for off-body tricks, breakdowns, and performance. The Lumen is our polypro — favorite among intermediate flowers.

Aluminium (Fire)

Weight
0.9 lb
Feel
Performer

The Solara only. Aircraft-grade aluminium with kevlar wicks. For trained fire performers — not a beginner hoop.

Grip Tape

Weight
+$12
Feel
New flowers

Beeswax-finished gecko grip. We recommend it for anyone in their first year — it's far more forgiving while your body learns the rhythm.

Still not sure? Write to us with your height and what kind of practice you're after — we'll recommend a hoop.