Step up your gym game with these rings
No matter if you’re a gymnast or not, these rings can help you elevate your gym routine with the comfort and the challenge you need. Drastically improve your upper body strength and core, balance, and joint alignment. Pull-ups, ring push-ups, dips, levers, ring rows, etc. Wide capabilities give you a wide range of possibilities.
There’s nothing impossible
Really. See it for yourself while these rings help you out.
Comfortable to use
Enjoy the superior grip no matter if your hands are sweaty (it actually makes them stick even better). Natural wood feels familiar and very cozy in general, unlike plastic or steel.
Strong straps
Straps are made of nylon, which makes them incredibly strong and resistant to any damage (e.g: chemicals or water). Lightweight, easy to wash, and it dries fast – what else is needed?
Textured edge buckle
The part of the buckle that contacts the strap surface is textured. That way the buckle, quite literally, bites into the strap and gives you the extra safety and stability.
Product specifications
Ring diameter: 9.05’’ Strap length:13.12 ft Strap width: 0.98’’ Strap thickness: 0.078’’ Maximum weight impact: up to 881 lbs
Athletic excellence
Is what these rings are. And you can become one, too. Or keep being one! Level up your working out routine, push yourself, conquer new heights, achieve new goals and enjoy your fitness journey.
I really enjoy these. I am not a gymnast or anything like that. I have only begun using these to help strengthen muscles for my aerial silks class. I’m glad I opted for wood, I just feel like they look nicer, though these are fairly thick. I wish I’d gotten slightly thinner ones, but they are not uncomfortable. The straps feels very sturdy, and even though I had no previous experience with this type of clasp, I had no problem securing them or taking them down. I don’t mind that there aren’t measured lines on them, because as another reviewer said, if you ever hang them from an uneven surface those won’t be of much use anyway. It’s not difficult to eyeball. I’m very excited to bring trying new exercises on these and have already been watching too many YouTube calisthenics tutorials.