Aero Stunts

09/06/2026

Watch the latest client music video we provided the aerialist rigging for.

Adela "Nicole Kidman".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sB4Iv_tM7U

Stunt Coordinator: Wade Cordts
Stunt Riggers: Tim Soergel, Nate Mitchell

listen to my debut album, PRIMA, out now: https://AdELA.lnk.to/PRIM...

08/29/2026

Truss ready to roll in and fly talent over the set. Stunt Coordinator: Wade Cordts Stunt Riggers: Robert Steven Brown Tony Snegoff Stunt Performers: Paris Esperanza Bravo Shane Alexander Gear: Modulus-X®️ Rock Exotica Petzl Professional

08/08/2026

Need a mini trampoline for your next production? We have them available for rental.

04/26/2026

RECALL NOTICE FOR ROCK EXOTICA OMNI 1.1 PULLEYS & VARIANTS MADE FEBRUARY 2020 THROUGH OCTOBER 2022

https://www.rockexotica.com/pages/omni-recall?srsltid=AfmBOopiYQ4I4CErGDnV0asWvvv93WPesNz8pByXOk9BJIvJwQ9WDWHj&fbclid=IwdGRleARaXOlleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeAEn77GV8CupNdJBXOQM6bxPRo7D4_otmFA4GV-OyAZHHpsluf6GTXasAepI_aem_2B4HL38ZOoW1Cjir6oJerQ

RECALL NOTICE FOR OMNI 1.1 PULLEYS & VARIANTS MADE FEBRUARY 2020 THROUGH OCTOBER 2022 Download the Omni Recall Notice (PDF): Omni Recall.pdfRetirada de Omni (Español).pdf For all recall questions or concerns, please email [email protected]. Please include the 10 digit serial number of the d...

03/28/2026

Not all ropes with a core and cover are created equal. 👀

Let’s clear something up:
Double braid and kernmantle are related — but not identical.

“Kernmantle” is often used as a general term for ropes with a core (kern) and a sheath (mantle).
But in its most precise sense, it describes parallel core constructions.

A double braid, on the other hand, features a braided core and a braided cover.

So yes — similar concept, but different structure and performance characteristics.

03/26/2026

. A harness may seem fine to you but still be unsafe. It’s not up to our individual comfort. This harness came back from a rental with abrasion and we removed it from service. Here’s why:

Climbing Sutra’s 10% rule is simple: when 10% of the fiber on any attachment points or buckle straps is lost due to cutting or abrasion, the harness should be retired or sent to Climbing Sutra for inspection.

No exceptions. No “I’ll watch it.”

This isn’t about visible wear you can live with. It’s about structural integrity you can’t see degrading. Dynamic loads and shock forces can exceed body weight many times over. A 10% reduction in fiber cross section means less capacity to absorb those forces, and that safety margin exists for a reason.

Check your gear and do a visual/physical inspection before every use. Run your fingers over attachment points and straps. Feel for thinning, roughness, or fraying. When in doubt, retire it.

Someone’s life is riding on the safety margin you just inspected. Protect it.

03/26/2026

A harness may seem fine to you but still be unsafe. It’s not up to our individual comfort. This harness came back from a rental with abrasion and we removed it from service. Here’s why:

Climbing Sutra's 10% rule is simple: when 10% of the fiber on any attachment points or buckle straps is lost due to cutting or abrasion, the harness should be retired or sent to Climbing Sutra for inspection.

No exceptions. No "I'll watch it."

This isn't about visible wear you can live with. It's about structural integrity you can't see degrading. Dynamic loads and shock forces can exceed body weight many times over. A 10% reduction in fiber cross section means less capacity to absorb those forces, and that safety margin exists for a reason.

Check your gear and do a visual/physical inspection before every use. Run your fingers over attachment points and straps. Feel for thinning, roughness, or fraying. When in doubt, retire it.

Someone's life is riding on the safety margin you just inspected. Protect it.

03/24/2026

UV Degradation in Performer Flying Harnesses:

Ultraviolet exposure silently degrades harness nylon, reducing its breaking strength by approximately 30% after just four months of regular outdoor use.

UV radiation breaks down polymer chains in nylon fibers, causing brittleness and reduced load capacity even when the harness appears visually intact. This degradation accelerates with cumulative exposure and is not reversible.

Store harnesses away from direct sunlight when not in use, if it's preventable. Your or other performers' lives may depend on it. If your gear sees regular outdoor use, inspect more frequently and consider replacement intervals shorter than standard manufacturer recommendations.

03/20/2026

Fyi, Safety alert and call for inspection on Petzl rigging harnesses.

HTTPS://WWW.PETZL.COM/INT/EN/PROFESSIONAL/SAFETY-ALERTS/2026-2-23/ASTRO-AND-CANYON-GUIDE-HARNESS-SAFETY-ALERT--REPLACEMENT-OF-THE-VENTRAL-D-RING

Petzl Other. User feedback alerted us to premature wear of the screws on the gated ventral attachment point on ASTRO rope access harnesses manufactured before October 2023 (harnesses that were affected by our call for inspection of ASTRO and CANYON GUIDE harnesses in 2023).