Uses a mixture of slow-fading red-green-blue rainbow LEDs and rare pink-white-green strobing LEDs. It’s a mixture of Watermelon and Sunrise.

Quick-change battery design, so you can play all night.

Rechargeable lithium-ion battery and charger included.

Tape on the contact surface for maximum grip.

Can be coiled down for travel and storage.

Simple on/off mechanism, no tiny switches.

No-rattle design.

Counterweighting to balance the battery.

Quick-change battery design, so you can play all night.

Rechargeable lithium-ion battery and charger included.

Tape on the contact surface for maximum grip.

Can be coiled down for travel and storage.

Simple on/off mechanism, no tiny switches.

No-rattle design.

Counterweighting to balance the battery.

Turning your hoop on & off:

Your hoop’s connector has two holes on one side, and only one hole on the other. The side with two holes functions as an on/off switch. The hoop body also has a “+” sign for the positive battery terminal.

Make sure the positive terminal of your battery faces the “+” sign on the hoop body. Never insert your battery backwards in the hoop.

To open your hoop, firmly press the button down with the tip of your thumb while sliding the tubing apart. Move the metal button to the further hole to disconnect the battery and turn off your hoop.

If you have difficulty opening/closing your hoop, apply a small amount of lubricant where the tubing slides in under the hoop connector. Keep the tubing connector free of debris to help it open & shut easier.

Inserting the battery:

The side with two holes functions as an on/off switch. Make sure the positive terminal of your battery faces the “+” sign on the hoop body. Never insert your battery backwards in the hoop. Use only one battery to power your hoop.

The two holes on the hoop connector should always be on the same side as the “+” sign on the hoop body. With the hoop opened, insert the battery so the positive end is facing the on/off switch. Once the hoop is closed and in its on position, the hoop will light up coiled or uncoiled. For quick battery removal, squeeze the hoop connector to help your battery slide out easier for removal.

Correcting lopsided tubing:

It’s quite normal for your hoop to become lopsided while in storage. Your hoop may also warp if left in a warm place on uneven ground, i.e. back of a car.

Place your hoop on a smooth surface and use your foot to hold the hoop while gently flexing and working the tubing back into shape. You can also place your hoop flat on the ground in warm sunlight to flatten and reshape the tubing.

Coiling your hoop:

Since your hoop can open, it can be coiled up to half it’s size. Hoops are coiled and snapped shut for shipping only. You don’t need to coil your hoop like this to fit it in a bag or car.

Remember:

kinked tubing is NOT covered by the warranty, so attempt to coil at your own risk. See more information in your Warranty about kinked tubing. Note: Cold weather will often make the tubing harder to coil.