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Swivels for Aerial Silks

Looking to incorporate rotational sequences into your routines or prevent your fabric from twisting during practice? In this category, you will find swivels for aerial acrobatics and aerial yoga, designed for use with aerial silks, hammocks, lyra hoops and more.

We supply exclusively certified swivels from trusted mountaineering and climbing hardware manufacturers. Their sealed ball bearings ensure smooth 360-degree rotation under load, protecting fabrics and rigging straps from severe twisting.

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Ball-Bearing Swivels - Smooth Rotation & Equipment Protection

A swivel is an essential piece of hardware for any aerialist executing spinning moves or seeking extra freedom of motion. Installed between the suspension point and the aerial apparatus, it allows smooth rotation while reducing fabric twisting during use.

Role of Swivels Across Different Aerial Props

Adding a swivel delivers distinct advantages depending on your apparatus:

  • Aerial Silks & Sashes: Enables effortless spinning sequences at high altitudes without twisting or binding the two fabric tails.
  • Aerial Yoga & Acrobatics Hammocks: Allows smooth 360-degree rotations in cocoon poses.
  • Aerial Hoops (Lyra), Straps: Delivers continuous, frictionless spinning for steel hoops and straps.

Proper Swivel Rigging & Carabiner Rule

When installing a swivel into your rigging setup, keep in mind this essential rule: a swivel always requires an additional carabiner to operate correctly. The safe, correct order of assembly is:

Ceiling Anchor Point > Carabiner > Swivel > Carabiner > Aerial Prop

Strength & Safe Operation Guidelines

All swivels in our store meet strict safety standards for work-at-height hardware. Prior to training, always check the bearing for smooth rotation and inspect the body for deep scratches or wear. Store hardware in a dry environment free from dust and grit.