Trapez 60 cm Ecru

Circus Trapeze

Trapeze – An Extraordinary Circus and Theatrical Apparatus

The trapeze is one of the most recognizable circus apparatuses that captivates audiences worldwide. Its magic lies in its combination of strength agility and artistic expression all embodied in this amazing piece of equipment.

What makes the trapeze so special?

The trapeze allows performers to execute spectacular aerial acrobatics making every show an unforgettable spectacle. Used in both circuses and theaters it enables the creation of diverse scenarios and stories introducing elements of fantasy and courage.

UNICYCLE Voltige Static Trapeze:

The 60cm ECRU trapeze by UNICYCLE Voltige is manufactured in France from 100% ecru-colored cotton ropes. These professional-quality static trapezes are suitable for solo acrobatics practice.

• Strength: 229 kgf
• The ropes are 100% cotton making them as soft as ever. Without a cable core they cushion "falls" better and cause less friction on the body.
• Perfect for techniques involving gripping winding and wrapping around the ropes.

Specifications:

• Length: 2.50m - Ø25mm - 24mm cotton ready to hang (carabiners included).
• Bar covered Ø25mm X 60cm (width corresponds to rope spacing)
• Cotton rope 24mm / Length: 2.50m
• Total weight: 4.6 kg

Strength:

• WLL 225daN
• BLL 1575daN
• Made in France.

A Brief History of the Trapeze:

The history of the trapeze dates back to the 19th century when in 1859 French acrobat Jules Léotard first showcased his skills on the flying trapeze. His performances became a sensation and quickly popularized this form of circus art.

The Trapeze in Cirque du Soleil:

In Cirque du Soleil the trapeze plays a crucial role being an integral part of many productions. Artists use various types of trapeze combining acrobatics with theatrical elements creating unique magical performances.

Types of Trapeze:

1. Static Trapeze: Fixed in place and used for stable strength-based acrobatics. It allows performers to present precise movements and static poses.

2. Flying Trapeze: More dynamic often used in group shows. Artists perform jumps from one trapeze to another requiring synchronization and excellent teamwork.

3. Spinning Trapeze: Allows performers to execute impressive spiral movements and spins around their axis. It's often used to add drama and fluidity to performances.

The trapeze remains a favorite apparatus for both performers and audiences due to its versatility and incredible potential for creating breathtaking performances. Its history and use in contemporary circus and theater demonstrate the indispensable place it holds in the performing arts.