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Typically the measurement from the floor to your belly button in inches determines what size hoop to get but sometimes the following information is worth considering:

 

41” or 43” Hoops are especially good for complete beginners, the rotation is slower affording you a little bit of time and space to negotiate your move.  I still use my 41” when I’m practicing something new.

 

Any size from as small as a 32” hoop to 39”   Discovering when to work with a smaller hoop is up to the individual although I would recommend being comfortable with a repertoire of beginner moves first before changing size.  Remember a smaller hoop will spin faster and require you to change the tempo of how you perform a move.

 

25mm or 20mm thickness of tube?  20mm is lighter and easier on the wrist, 25mm slightly heavier with increased toning qualities.  I started with 25mm, the choice, however, is yours!