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Aerial Silks

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== Aerial Silks ==

=== Fabric Stretchiness ===

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This video, by Rebekah Leach of AerialDancing.com, demonstrates three different stretch levels of fabric.

Your results will vary from vendor to vendor, and even within the same fabric type due to manufacturing differences between bolts of cloth. This is to give you a general idea of what the fabrics should look like, and will let you know what you've been practicing on if you aren't sure what to expect.

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 Nylon or Polyester in
-- 40 denier tricot
+<ul>
-- 70 denier interlock tricot
+<li>40 denier tricot
 Interlock is stretchy, while tricot is much less so. If you are beginning, it is often easier to learn to climb on a non-stretch, tricot fabric. Experienced aerialists who practice drops often prefer interlock fabric because of the way it gives and absorbs the shock of a fall, though it is more difficult to climb.
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 === Hardware ===
-- Carbiner(s)
+<ul>
-- Rescue 8
+<li>Carbiner(s)
-- Sling(s)/Runner(s)
+<li>Rescue 8
-- Swivel (optional)
+<li>Sling(s)/Runner(s)
-- Crash pad/mat
+<li>Swivel (optional)
 For a non-swivel setup, you'll need, at minimum:
-- Carbiner x 1
+<ul>
-- Rescue 8 x 1
+<li>Carbiner x 1
-- Sling(s)/Runner(s) x 1
+<li>Rescue 8 x 1
 For a swiveling setup, you'll need:
-- Carbiner x 2
+<ul>
-- Rescue 8 x 1
+<li>Carbiner x 2
-- Sling(s)/Runner(s) x 1
+<li>Rescue 8 x 1
-- Swivel x 1
+<li>Sling(s)/Runner(s) x 1
+<li>Swivel x 1
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 Stretch fabric is typically narrower.
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	Your results will vary from vendor to vendor, and even within the same fabric type due to manufacturing differences between bolts of cloth. This is to give you a general idea of what the fabrics should look like, and will let you know what you've been practicing on if you aren't sure what to expect.		Your results will vary from vendor to vendor, and even within the same fabric type due to manufacturing differences between bolts of cloth. This is to give you a general idea of what the fabrics should look like, and will let you know what you've been practicing on if you aren't sure what to expect.
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		+	Non-stretch fabric is typically wide, around 108" wide.
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		+	Stretch fabric is typically narrower.
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