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JUST Aerial Hammocks – Universal & Medium Stretch
Looking for a versatile aerial hammock for home practice, acrobatic fun, or studio classes? In this category, you will find aerial hammocks made from JUST fabric. It is the most popular, all-round Polish knitted fabric, valued for its softness, substance, and shock-absorbing qualities.
JUST fabric features medium stretch, offering great comfort against the skin while easing the impact of dynamic movements.
Universal Aerial Hammock for Kids & Adults - JUST Fabric Features
Choosing a JUST fabric hammock guarantees an optimal balance between firm support and comfortable elasticity. It has long been the standard choice for Polish aerial studios and is the most recommended option for a first home set.
Why Choose a JUST Fabric Aerial Hammock?
JUST fabric offers key functional benefits suited for various activities:
- Shock Absorption (Medium-Stretch): Moderate elasticity allows the fabric to move dynamically with your body, reducing pinching and cushioning acrobatic drops.
- Comfortable Grip (~150 cm Width): The 150 cm width makes the fabric easy to gather in hands, making it exceptionally comfortable for children and users with smaller hands.
- Soft Touch: Soft against skin, minimizing friction burns during intensive workouts.
Rigging Configurations - Choose Your Ideal Setup
Thanks to the versatility of JUST fabric, this category offers the widest selection of mounting setups:
- Single-Point Hammock (1 Carabiner): Best for relaxation, cocooning, and dynamic acrobatics.
- Two-Point Hammock (2 Carabiners): A stable setup ideal for traditional aerial yoga and sensory routines.
- Hammock with Swivel (Exclusive to JUST!): Includes a ball-bearing swivel that allows continuous rotation without twisting the fabric or straps.
Determining the Correct Hammock Length
To choose the right fabric length, measure the height from the floor to your ceiling attachment point and apply this formula:
Fabric length = 2 × ceiling height
If the hammock will primarily be used by a child, use the child formula: 2 × ceiling height + 1 m. Keep in mind that tying the two end knots consumes approximately 2.5 to 3 meters of material (around 1.2–1.5 m per knot), which is factored into the total set length.
