How long should an AirTrack mat be?

3 metres is the standard air track length and is a perfect entry-level, allrounder air track for gymnastics, cheerleading and parkour.

What size air mat should I get?

Your most common choices in thickness are 4 in, 8 in, or 13 in. 13 inch mats are popular with power tumbling and commercial trampoline parks. For homes the choice then becomes between 4 or 8 in. 4 inch mats are similar to the standard gymnastics spring floor.

Is a 10cm or 20cm AirTrack better?

A wider air track can be more forgiving, allowing more landing space to practice tricks, while a longer, narrower track will require straighter tumbling passes in order to stay on the track. Most air tracks are offered in either a 10cm or 20cm thickness. Thicker mats allow for more versatility.

How wide should an AirTrack be?

A standard AirTrack is 2 meters wide. The P3 however, is also available in 2.8 meters in width. On this track, two lanes can be used simultaneously, making it a great choice for larger groups or when a high through-put is required. The diagonal of a standard competition floor is 16.97 meters.

Is a 3m AirTrack long enough?

For those young kids who just started gymnastic, you might not need a large air track to start with. Then a 1m wide 3m long air track will be well enough. But for advanced users, you might want to expand your budget to get to larger air track which can best serve your needs.

Can an air track pop?

Do air tracks pop easily? No, it's very rare for an air track to pop. If using the air track outside you must avoid leaving sharp objects like twigs and stones underneath. Contact with a sharp object could cause a puncture so some people place a tarpaulin on the ground first to give extra protection outside.

How bouncy is an air track?

An AirTrack is bouncy!

The bounciness just invites movement and athletes, young and old, will love the boost of their skills. The extra height and soft landings give confidence and help athletes progress in their skills, helping them stay motivated and excited.

What is the weight limit for an air track?

The weight limit for our air track is less than 200 lbs. To what level of gymnastics do your products cater to? Our gymnastics equipment is for junior gymnasts ranging from level 1 to level 4. This is based off the new gymnastics levels.

Can an air track go in water?

Many people come to us when summer rolls around with the simple question of; can I take my AirTrack mat into the pool? Yes, of course you can. Our mats are made with high quality materials that allow the mats to successfully float.

How long does it take to inflate an air track?

Large objects: The majority of the AirProducts can be inflated within 4 minutes thanks to our high performance blowers. A 12 x 2 m AirTrack P2 takes 2½ min. to inflate using a single Hitachi blower. Small / home use objects: Using the foot pump, AirProducts can be inflated within minutes.

Can you leave an AirTrack outside?

Do not expose the Air track to heat, including heat from prolonged exposure to the sun. If you leave your Air track outdoors, it is recommended to adjust the air pressure to a minimum to reduce the risk of overpressure in hot weather (heat may cause excessive pressure which may cause a breaking of joints).

Where do I put AirTrack?

A nice spot on a field of soft grass is ideal. Just make sure there's no sharp rocks or objects under your AirTrack. These can damage your equipment during training.

Which AirTrack should I get?

For an increased bounce a 20cm depth Air Track is the perfect solution for all levels of athletes. A 20cm depth air track can be used at both high and low pressure to provide a low impact, stable landing and better height for jumps.

What can you do on AirTrack?

AirTrack is like a bouncy floor and you can use it for gymnastics, cheerleading, parkour, tricking and in all kind of jumps and flips. With AirTrack you can securely train jumps and flips without fear of landing too hard. AirTrack provides bounce, which gives more air and power to your jumps.

Is a 4 inch or 8 inch AirTrack better?

What is the difference between a 4 inch vs 8 inch air track? The difference between the 4 inch and 8 inch air track is the rebound you get when doing a tumbling pass. The amount of bounce you receive from an 8 inch mat is much more than the amount you get from a 4 inch mat.

Are air tumbling mats safe?

Inflatable tumbling mats are super safe, responsive, and easy to store.

Are AirTrack mats bouncy?

Each Air Track is filled with thousands of composite fibres that join the upper and lower sections. This high-tech solution guarantees a smooth, bouncy, and consistent lift-off and soft, stress-minimising landing.

What is AirTrack glider?

An air track is a scientific device used to study motion in a low friction environment. Its name comes from its structure: air is pumped through a hollow track with fine holes all along the track that allows specially fitted air track cars to glide relatively friction-free.

Do trampolines help with tumbling?

Cheerleaders must be flexible, strong and able to jump and perform tumbling moves. A trampoline can help cheerleaders condition their bodies, practice their jumps and learn new tumbling moves with a low risk of injury.

How do you clean an AirTrack?

We recommend cleaning the AirTrack with a disinfectant soap and water. It is best to use a soft cloth or an old piece of clothing. You could also use white spirit for any stubborn stains. You can wipe the AirTrack dry with a soft cloth or let it dry overnight.

How do you find a leak in an AirTrack?

To locate it, apply a small amount of warm soapy water over the surface of your inflatable. (You can use a spray bottle to make it easy.) The hole will show itself among the soapy water and you'll have found your culprit.

How do you deflate Aksport air track?

The AirTrack is easy to inflate and deflate with the included electric pump. Just insert the hose to the valve and fill the AirTrack with the pump.

How do you inflate an air mattress without a pump?

Fill a garbage bag with air by swooping it through the air and create a big bubble inside the bag. Quickly close the open end in your hand to prevent the air from escaping. Open the center to match the size of the valve on the airbed and place the bag over the valve. Squeeze the air from the bag into the airbed.