Gonex Wooden Gymnastic Rings with Adjustable Straps, 8.7 ft

Awesome, easy to adjust, well made, and solid. I weigh 230lbs and the rings carry my weight with no issue. I do push ups, pull ups, dips and the rings work as they should. Rings are an inherently simple design so props to Gonex for making a solid product and not ridiculously over charging for it.

I'm no gymnast so I can't say for sure these are "the real deal" but they're surely not cheap knockoffs of anything! The indexing makes setup for different exercises a snap. The straps are strong and durable. The rings themselves are solid and secure. This set will outlast me

Great gym rings, I have been using them for probably 6 months and they work well. I have yet to have any issues, and I throw them in the sand daily. There is some paint chips on the carabiners but I also throw them over a metal pole everyday so...what do I expect. I also get gritty sand on the hinges and still they are holding up. I don't use the grips, but I recommend you do unless you don't mind dry/blistery hands from wood contact. The straps and rings are holding up great, and I'm 200lbs. I highly recommend getting gym rings with carabiners as they are easy to adjust between exercises without having to worry about exact lengths. I found the stitching to be accurate between the straps. There are some limitations obviously, but I would choose carabiner gym rings over the buckles any day.

Overall, very good quality. I bought these because of the lock ring for fast adjustment. I do multiple workouts that require multiple different lengths and wanted to be able to swap between them quickly. The clips have held up very well (even without the locking screws). The straps feel durable and I haven't had any issues with fraying or anything coming apart. On to the negatives though: The wood is a bit rough in spots, it will smooth out over time and they do include grip tape that you can apply, but I prefer the natural wood. The straps are...ever so slightly not identical. This causes a problem where the rings hang at different lengths. It's not a huge difference, but you can tell when doing certain exercises that your hands aren't perfectly even.

The carabiner locking system makes hanging the straps and taking them down easy. The straps are sturdy and thick enough to hold over 200lbs. The rings are sturdy, but the wrapping for grips and stability is cheap. I just replaced them with hockey taps. Overall, it’s a great purchase.

I bought these on the recommendation of a youtuber strength trainer, and I am very happy with them. The rings are extremely well made, strong and light and smooth. The straps are also very high quality too. I'm impressed.

Happy with these rings, I have them attached to my power tower for doing ring dips and body rows. They feel good in the hand, the clips and straps are sturdy, the straps have good stitching, numbers easy to read so you can easily adjust to the height that you need. Would buy again.

Been using these consistently 3-4 days a week in multiple different ways for 2 years now and they are great. Here to order a second set for my wife to use at the same time as me and thought I’d leave a review to address some of the most common complaints of these: 1.) straps are uneven lengths - if you surf reviews of rings at all before buying you’ll see that this a QC issue that happens with EVERY company that sells these styles of carabiner straps on amazon. The problem is rare. Mine were perfectly even with first order and so was my neighbors. I know it’s annoying, but you can keep reordering if you’re one of the unlucky few who get uneven straps. 2.) rings splitting/falling apart - this is from leaving them outside. Look at the pictures of peoples rings coming apart, they are hung outside. All wood moves and contracts with moisture and will therefore make ANY plywood material delaminate eventually when exposed to moisture. 3.) difficult to adjust with Allen wrench - don’t use the Allen wrench lock unless you are doing full on spins and flips (even then I doubt it matters). Leave them unlocked if you are doing standard stuff like dips, rows, pull ups, push-ups, levers, muscle ups… etc. again I’ve had these for 2 years, and unless you’re doing something crazy on them that I can’t imagine then they will not pop off on you. They are fully closed carabiners, there’s just no way. I have literally NEVER locked them in two years with zero issues. And if you don’t lock them they are significantly faster than other types of rings to adjust accurately. 4.) adjusting straps tight to the ceiling for pull ups creates a ton of slack - this is actually true… for all rings. So shouldn’t matter. You can loop these types within themselves or just tie the slack off somewhere. Not something to complain about. 5.) rings came with small burs/splinters - this is very possible, mine didn’t, but it doesn’t surprise me. My neighbor has these and the Rogue pair that is much more expensive. His Rogue pair had burs that needed sanding but not these. Just luck of the draw when you are buying a layered wood product. I’m a woodworker so I feel bad for these guys getting bad reviews about plywood burs on something shaped like these rings. It’s bound to happen sometimes with any brand. If your’s comes with some burs just grab some 120-150 grit sand paper and lightly buff them. You’ll be done and happy in less than 5 minutes. Anyways… I highly recommend them!

Prior to ordering, I was a bit concerned to see some of the more recent bad reviews mention the ropes being different lengths. However, I had nothing but a positive experience. The rings were even better quality than expected. They seem as though they could last a lifetime and still function perfectly. Both the rings and ropes are sturdy and well made, plus setting them up evenly is made very easy with the orange markings. The only thing to note is that like other reviews point out, you wanna keep very good care of the Allen key and screws provided as they are very small and easy to lose. Since using, I find no need for the screws or key, but it is a good idea to use them if you intend to do something like muscleups. Either way I am very happy with this product, don't waste your time on flimsy plastic rings.

Good Price good quality and lets you do multiple excerises in confined spaces . Perfect for appartement work outs

Good quality of strep but rings are slightly spiky,

These feel sturdy, with string secure straps. I will trust my weight to these while doing pushups. My physio told me to use these for pushups because I can go much deeper than I can on the floor, and they will help my stability.

Decent quality, but keep in mind the length of the straps. They are too short for many exercises. Ref: photo with them at full length. Not a deal breaker, and my fault for not reading the ad completely. Just something to note for other customers.