Gymnastic Wood Rings
A set of American-made Rogue Wood Rings provides a solid foundation for gymnastic strength building and beginner-to-advanced suspension training. With a textured, grip-friendly surface that works with or without chalk, wood rings have a distinct, natural feel preferred by many athletes. Rogue Wood Rings are also easy to adjust and built with American craftsmanship for lasting durability and comfort.
Gymnastic Wood Rings Reviews
Based on 7 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness Gymnastic Wood Rings have an average rating of 3.90 out of 5. They're currently the #2 most-owned Gymnastic Rings on Gym Radar, with 38 home gyms reporting ownership.
7 Reviews
Performance
4.14 / 5
Build Quality
4.00 / 5
Value
3.57 / 5
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(4.33)
These gymnastic rings were my first home gym purchase during COVID. I trained for the Marine Corps Basic School almost exclusively with rings and sandbags when gyms closed and was able to GSSSAYMS. Maybe the most versatile piece of calisthenics equipment. That said, you can probably get the same thing for much cheaper than Rogue’s offering. Get wood rings and (numbered) daisy chain style straps if you’re going to buy a set.
(4.33)
I'm no ring expert, but I can recommend rings to anyone. For feet elevated press-ups, neutral grip chin-ups (I prefer these over Swisses as you have full freedom) etc. rings are awesome. These particular ones are more expensive than most so prob not worth it. And for a casual, rack based, user I would recommend competition style straps as very easy to change between movements. I would recommend the FIG (28mm) rings for smaller hands, not tried the Crossfit (32mm) rings. One con for chin-ups is you have to bend your knees when used on a rack.
(5.00)
Basic rings, stained the rings to better match the other wood stain trim in my gym, thinking about switching to the competition straps for easier adjustments.
(3.00)
Much prefer the metal handle version. Nothing special about these but they get the job done
(4.33)
Just not a must have for your stater gym unless you’re really into gymnastics or CrossFit. The kids use them more than me. Quality is good. They’re just always in my way and a pain with all the extra strap if you’re not using them from the ceiling.
(3.33)
I bought mine used which helps offset some of the issues I have. The straps don’t have any markers on them so getting the two straps even is a pain. Also the Velcro tab used to secure the excess strap isn’t great so I’m having to constantly adjust it to keep from tripping over extra strap. The rings themselves are solid.
(3.00)
These feel the same as every other pair I’ve tried. My straps don’t have number indicators on them which makes getting the length the same on the 2 more work. I think I saw they updated this, but double check. If you want rings these will work, but be sure to get straps with the numbers for more ease of use.