Hoop Tubing Replacement Form

• Since LED hoops have batteries and counterweights inside, the lightness of PolyPro is not as noticeable.
• Whereas HDPE tubing is flexible and absorbs impacts well, PolyPro tubing is brittle and prone to cracking on impacts or when extremely flexed. The added weight of LEDs, batteries, and counterweights only increases the chance of cracking.
• With PolyPro LED hoops, certain moves like breaks, reversals, or even regular hooping can cause the tubing to crack. Also, some sort of trauma to the hoop, like a high impact hit or landing on it accidentally when trying to jump through it, is what can result in the hoop tubing becoming cracked.

Important PolyPro Tips & Instructions

• Polypro tubing is clearer and the lights appear brighter within the tube. The wiring is also slightly more visible when up close.
• The hoop uses a strong HDPE outer cuff, just like a standard Moodhoop, for flexibility and durability. The HDPE cuff will need gentle reshaping from time to time. While we don't recommend collapsing your polypro Moodhoop, many customers do, and this trains your HDPE outer cuff into a strong curved shape.
• PolyPro tubing is more brittle than the tubing used for many day hoops or LED hoops. Whereas a normal hoop will kink if you bend it, or bounce back when it's smashed, PolyPro will crack. Avoid strong impacts against hard surfaces or sudden falls, to keep the hoop in the best shape.
• Hooping in cold temperatures increases the chance of the tubing becoming cracked, even from normal hooping moves.
• Avoid storing your hoop in environments with extreme hot or cold temperatures.
• We're happy to work with you to get your hoop returned quickly if the tubing becomes cracked or damaged.