PixelHoop Minis

more hoop info PixelHoop Modes & Remote Control PixelHoop Modes Patterns are grouped into modes for easy navigation. At the start of each mode, the hoop will begin a 6-second autoplay of the patterns in that mode. Use the 7-key remote control to navigate modes, settings, stop on a pattern, and change the timing of the autoplay. Classic – Scroll through multiple classic Moodhoops styles of popular color combinations. Rainbow – Modulate the speed of the rainbow morph effect using the Speed button. Turn up the speed so the rainbow appears white when still, but in motion unlocks the full spectrum. Slow the speed down for a more chill vibe. Aura – Elemental color schemes play with color gradients and complementary pairings. Fire, water, sunset, desert, earth, pastels, and other thematic combinations. Halo – Solo colors can easily adapt to their surroundings or enhance flow-focused routines. Use the Speed button to stop the color cycle, then keep pressing the button to “fine tune” through the color spectrum to get to your favorite solid colors. Chasers – Wispy chasers bend the light and use minimal power. Great as a beacon for your friends to find you while keeping the battery usage low. #gap-96796119 { padding-top: 30px; } Remote Control navigate through modes and colors sync up changes with both minis control animation speed adjust brightness Even if your remote isn’t with you, you can still select modes by turning the power off and on again. #gap-1959746176 { padding-top: 30px; } Hoop Features Included Accessories: Intuitive 7-key remote control 4 removable lithium-ion batteries, double battery charger Hoop wax heart and sandpaper included so you can customize your grip #gap-1654771334 { padding-top: 30px; } Battery Run Time: Battery run time (5/8 hoops): 2-6 hours depending on the mode Battery run time (3/4 hoops): 3-8 hours depending on the mode Bright and durable LED strip give the perfect balance for battery power saving #gap-918724386 { padding-top: 30px; } #gap-272315604 { padding-top: 30px; } Tubing Tubing Details: Select 3/4 (thicker) or 5/8 (thinner) tubing in either HDPE or Polypro 5/8 hoop size options: 18.5″ OD to 23.5″ (approx. weight is 6.4 oz) 3/4 hoop size options: 20.5″ OD to 23.5″ OD (approx. weight is 7.7 oz)   HDPE tubing (more durable material, milky-white diffused) Polypro tubing (stiffer with a bounce, but more prone to cracking) Looking for the sturdiest LED hoop option? 3/4 HDPE is the best! Push button connection #gap-1768016193 { padding-top: 30px; } #gap-1059646656 { padding-top: 30px; } Tubing Material Info Polypro tubing is known for being lighter and stiffer than HDPE, giving it a crisp, snappy feel and faster response time. This responsiveness makes it a favorite among many hoopers, especially for quick, technical flow. However, the rigid structure of polypro tubing makes it more prone to cracking—particularly during aggressive hooping, sudden impacts with hard surfaces, and especially when used in colder temperatures. These considerations are important to keep in mind with LED hoops, as the added weight of internal components can increase stress on the tubing. Despite these facts, polypro tubing remains a popular choice for its lightness and agility. We currently offer polypro tubing in clear and translucent color options: Lilac (purple), Blush (pink), Dew (green), and Aqua (blue). Will the tubing color affect the lights? In motion—especially at medium to high speeds—differences in tubing color become nearly invisible. When the hoop is moving more slowly, you can see that the tubing is different and may notice a slight tint. The color difference will be the most notable when the hoop is on an all white setting. #image_406723235 { width: 100%; } #image_1252608067 { width: 100%; } #image_549841284 { width: 100%; } #image_1484423784 { width: 100%; } #gap-1659557957 { padding-top: 30px; } #gap-698161880 { padding-top: 30px; } Hoop Grip PixelHoop Minis come with bare tubing, but can be lightly sanded or have a layer of hoop wax added along the inner ring of the hoops for extra grip. Sanding and hoop wax is clear and doesn’t block the signal from the remote control. If adding grip tape onto your hoops, it’s best not to use too much with the PixelHoop, as grip tape (whether in black or white) can block the signal from the remote control to the hoops. Please make sure you want to keep the hoops before sanding the tubing. Hoop Wax can be applied then removed, but sanding permanently scuffs the tubing. #gap-1899015131 { padding-top: 30px; } #gap-1270192270 { padding-top: 30px; } Video #gap-2128683840 { padding-top: 30px; } This video features Misshoopdidoo using twin pixelHoops while hooping inside the frame of a FutureHoop Pro. #gap-1201649275 { padding-top: 30px; } This video features Misshoopdidoo & Hellyhoops using pixelHoops, FutureHoops and a Luna Moodhoop. #gap-390868188 { padding-top: 30px; } #gap-1803559983 { padding-top: 30px; } #gap-883353905 { padding-top: 30px; }