What is the difference between an air track and a tumble track?
The inflatable and traditional tumble track: one is filled with air, the other is a steel framed trampoline. This key difference leads to a number of respective advantages and disadvantages for buyers. In this guide, we take an in-depth look at both product options.
How much does an air track cost?
$150
| Airfloor | Airtrack P2 | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting Price | $850 | $3,050 |
| Colors | ||
| Inflation Time | 32sec – 4min 20sec | 2min – 6min 10sec |
| Blower Used | Footpump, OV10 | OV10, Hitachi |
What length air track should I get?
Tumbling and tricks take length. It’s fair to cheat and say 8 feet per skill. Passes can obviously be started before the Airfloor and continue on after. If you’re interested in multiple skill tumbling training definitely consider the 16ft or 20ft length mats.
How thick should air track be for gymnastics?
10-20cm thick
Air track mats are thick enough to withstand great force, with mats usually 10-20cm thick. A thicker mat provides a safe landing for gymnastic and aerobic exercises.
Are air tumble tracks worth it?
Air tracks are definitely worth it if you want to spend extra time working on tumbling skills outside the gym. Even the cheaper versions found on Amazon are usually of decent quality and have good value for money however I would recommend using one of the more established brands if your budget allows it.
Is an AirTrack better than a mat?
Both have their strengths and weaknesses. The better question might be, “Which is best for me?” The answer comes down to a few straightforward guidelines. You want to practice longer passes and high-level skills. Because inflatable mats are bigger and bouncier, they’re the best choice for serious tumbling.
Do air tracks pop easily?
Do air tracks pop easily? If you choose a leading air track provider with quality products, air tracks shouldn’t pop easily. Commercial-standard air tracks like the ones at All About Gymnastics are made with high-quality materials that provide a bounce-back, low impact landing surface that’s made to last.
Are air tracks worth the money?
How do I choose an AirTrack?
The first choice you need to decide on is the thickness. What is important to know is where the AirTrack will be located. On a gymnastics floor, the AirFloor is perfect. On a hard floor, we would recommend the AirTrack P2 or P3.
Can you leave an AirTrack outside overnight?
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).