This package includes our popular air-filled Air Pit combined with a traditional 1.5m x 3m x 20cm foam-filled Practice Mat. This makes a great and convenient Vault Station. By itself, use the Air Pit vinyl-side up when a flat surface is required, or pit-side up to play in, support upright standing or as obstacles to jump over.
Vinyl Side Up Uses: mat stack, vault table station, downhill incline (cheese wedge), wall station, beam dismount stations.
Pit (hole) Side Up Uses: posturing for special needs kids, core strengthening drills, obstacle course, ball pits, fun and games.
- Features a 10cm wide line down the top with numbers for conveniently measuring distance
- Convenient handles make for easy carrying
- Clever Velcro placement allows for attachment of other teaching tools like Sticky Manipulatives, Velcro Hands and Feet and Half Rounds
- Rolls up into a small size for easy storage and mobility
- Often used with an additional foam landing mat or crash mat Velcroed securely to the top
- Price includes an electric pump
AIR PIT (Download the Air Pit Owner's Manual here)
- 1.5m wide x 3m long x 60cm high
- Bottom: 28oz knife coated, supported vinyl, 10cm non skid material around perimeter
- Top: 31oz knife coated, supported vinyl, 5cm loop Velcro around perimeter
- 1.5m x 3m x 20cm high
- Foldable for easy storage and transport
- 5cm nylon web straps
Designed in the USA. Made in China.
Do you use the Air Pit on the top or the bottom?
The answer is: Both! There are a huge variety of drills for both the top and bottom of the Air Pit. Get the most use by getting creative in how you plan to use the Air Pit.
How long will it take to inflate?
Using the electric pump included with purchase, the Air Pit will take approximately 5-7 minutes to inflate.
How long should I expect my Air Pit to stay inflated?
The Air Pit should hold air tightly throughout the day. It might be slightly soft in the morning and may need to be topped off for the day. Note: extreme air temperature changes may cause the air inside to constrict or expand which may be a factor in how tight or soft your Air Pit feels.
