Multicorde - multirope aerial

Aerial Multicorde - Safety and Precision in Your Hands

Meet the aerial multicorde, a prop created to meet the expectations of the most demanding artists. It’s perfect for theaters, dancers, and professionals who value reliability and the highest quality of craftsmanship.

Our multicorde is a fully Polish product, designed with attention to every detail. The use of soft, cotton ropes provides comfort and a secure grip, minimizing the risk of abrasions. Most importantly, the entire prop, from the ropes to the attachments, has passed detailed durability tests, giving you the confidence to focus solely on your art. Choose equipment that combines inspiration with a guarantee of safety.

Technical Specifications

• Weight: approx. 15 kg

• Color: natural (undyed) - ropes; hoop / bar: black

• Maximum Strength: 1100 kg

• Working Load Limit (WLL): 110 kg

• Number of Ropes: 16

• Rope Material: 100% cotton, diameter 12 mm

• Metal Attachments Material: stainless steel

• Set includes: carabiner and loops

• Production: Poland

Basic Variant - Hoop

• 50 cm diameter hoop with 3 grips

• 16 * 12 m of cotton rope (= 32 ropes you can climb, tie yourself to...)

• 3 loops 60 cm

• 1 large carabiner

Basic Variant - Bar

• 60 cm long bar

• 16 * 12 m of cotton rope (= 32 ropes you can climb, tie yourself to...)

• 2 loops 80 cm

• 1 large carabiner

Why Choose Our Multicorde?

• Safety First: Every single one of our products undergoes rigorous durability testing, providing peace of mind during every training session or performance.

• Comfort and Durability: High-quality cotton is not only pleasant to the touch but also exceptionally durable and resistant to intensive use.

• Polish Quality: By supporting our product, you can be sure you are investing in solid and carefully crafted artistry.

• Versatility: Ideal for shows, photoshoots, and regular training.

How Was the Multicorde Created?

We don't know the history of the first multicorde, but we know how ours was made. First, we created a hoop and a bar, which allow the multicorde to be hung in two ways. Then, we created ropes that are not too hard but are strong enough to train safely with this prop. We connected these elements, selected the rope length and the suspension method, and it was ready.

Photos by Angel Villa Instagram: @multi_angels