Prodigy Dyna-Core Classic Extended Trapeze

- Easy to dress (add padding) the elbows.
- Comfortable elbows – even without extra padding.
- Dyneema core ropes have more flexibility than a cable core.
- No bounce in the ropes makes beating more predictable.
- Classic trapeze aesthetics.
- Recommended for doubles.

- The ropes and bar cannot be removed/replaced.
- The heavier bar (compared to a shackle style) is not as good for rope moves.
- No bounce in the ropes is not recommended for drops.
- Rigid elbows have less moveability and are less compliant than a shackle style.

Also known as a dance trapeze, these are rigged into one single point at the top, creating a triangle shape with the ropes.

It is important to use a rigging plate or delta link in this situation to avoid tri-loading a carabiner. You may also want to use a swivel in this setup.

The most common way to rig a trapeze. This method keeps both rope separate and leaves ample space for moves above the bar.

If you have a freestanding rig, you can attach the supplied carabiners to a strop or loop and choke these around the top bar of the rig.

If you only have one anchor point to rig from, the aerial spreader bar has got you covered! Simply attach your two carabiners to the provides holes either side of the bar.