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Question: What is the inside diameter of the ring?  (I need it to go up to the top of my thigh...)
Document: They have a fine grain contour to them that keeps them smooth but also allows for a good grip.These are regulation rings in size (or pretty darn close to regulation). The inside diameter of the overall ring as 18 cm and the total diameter of the rings was  about 23 cm (regulation is something like 23.6 cm).
Therefore, the pouch comes in handy when taking them outside to hang from a tree. Inside, these work great when I hang them from my pull-up bar (for ring dips & low-to-ground type exercises). These are very sturdy. They are a little tricky to thread the straps through the locks, but it just takes a little practice to figure out. Overall, decent quality for a great price.
Chalk helps, but it's still not as nice as wood to me- The diameter of the rings feels a bit small for my preference (talking about material diameter, not the size of the ring opening). These are probably preferable for those with small hands or just doing body weight exercises. They're also closer to gymnastic ring diameter than your typical fitness/exercise rings- As with all straps of this style (read virtually all straps) they are a bit of a pain to adjust to the same length.
these, and a chin-up bar, are all you need to build a large, powerful upper body. Ring dips are a whole lot harder than bar dips. If you get really strong, you can even do weighted ring-dips. I have replaced several hundred lbs of weights with just the space in my garage doorway.
These are a well built product that will last for years.My only two concerns were minimal:1). The length of extra strap available. While it is generally a good thing to have more than you need, I didn't need half as much strap as was provided, so I simply tied off the slack outside of my working space to keep it out of my way.2).
Very annoying. Also, the buckle is thinner than the rogue buckle, and it takes more force to open. It's a huge PITA to open the buckle and thread the strap through compared to the rogue set-up, so much so that I hesitate to hook them up. It's hard enough to motivate when working out at home; having to go through this debacle before actually doing the exercise is very suboptimal.Overall, they're probably fine if you're going to hang them once and only do some minor adjustments.
Material of the rings is very durable and setting up the straps is super easy.After a quick google search for &#34;cam buckles&#34; I learned not only to adjust the height in seconds, but felt safe knowing they could withstand a relatively heavy load.If you don't absolutely need wooden rings, these are an awesome alternative to get into suspension training.
This would mean that you wouldn't need as much slack to adjust up and down and would also have the advantage of being able to cinch down the anchoring point to the bar above, preventing any side-to-side motion. Still, the simple approach does work and in practice I had little side-to-side movement problems.One downside, is that there is basically only one way to mount the rings--looping the webbing over a high bar.
Just what I had hoped for. Very sturdy ring construction. Bag and strap are unnecessary and I wish I could have not had to pay for them.
That being said, I would purchase these at full retail without hesitation. These make a great addition to my ring mix as a durable all weather option.Regarding the smooth/label spot, I initially thought this would be a con. However, from usage, I have not noticed it at all.
Answer: yes