8′ × 15′ × 3′
Three connected 8′ × 5′ × 3′ bags
Overall system dimensions · 3′ height
Modular inflatable stunt landing systems for professional rental fleets and the pace of film production.
Fleet options / 01—04
Connectable modules let rental partners configure a landing footprint for each production’s stunt needs—from a compact setup to a larger connected system.
Three connected 8′ × 5′ × 3′ bags
Overall system dimensions · 3′ height
Three connected 10′ × 5′ × 3′ bags
Overall system dimensions · 3′ height
Two connected 8′ × 15′ × 3′ systems · 6 bags
Two 8′ × 15′ systems joined along their 15′ edges · 3′ high
Two connected 10′ × 15′ × 3′ systems · 6 bags
Two 10′ × 15′ systems joined along their 15′ edges · 3′ high
Plan views show connected bag modules and overall footprints. Dimensions describe system size; they are not a performer or impact rating.
On-set demonstrations
Watch a single bag inflate with a handheld blower, then see three connected bags in a Davis drop-test demonstration.
Inflation · Average 30 seconds per bag
Drop-test footage
Built around a working set
Set up the landing system, inflate it, and keep the blower off while cameras roll.
Use a handheld blower to inflate each bag in about 30 seconds, helping your crew get the system ready before the next take.
Once inflated, the system does not require a continuously running blower.
Deflate with the handheld blower, pack down, and reposition as the production moves.
Made for repeat handling
Rental partners
Davis Stunt Systems is built for experienced stunt-bag rental houses looking for another modular option to evaluate with their customers.
Start with one of the four system footprints, then talk through transport, storage, setup, and the production requirements your team sees most often.
Details for rental teams
No. The bags are inflated with a handheld blower and do not require a continuously running blower to stay inflated.
No. The listed sizes describe the overall system footprint and height, and the test details describe specific Davis test conditions. They do not establish a performer-weight rating, fall-height rating, or stunt-use certification. The testing is not an OSHA determination. Rental partners and production safety leads should evaluate intended use and operating limits before deployment.