PACEARTH Gymnastic Rings 1100lbs Capacity with 14.76ft Adjustable Buckle Straps Pull Up Exercise Rings Non-Slip Rings for Home Gym Full Body Workout

Simple to use. Does the job. I have not yet used the supplied wrap tape but may in the future. Nylon webbing and buckle look solid.

So far it seems to work great. Rings are nice, prefer it over wood so it won't rot if left outside in wet weather. Didn't like the tape it came with for grip so I took it off and am using just the rings. The straps hold my weight well with no slipping unlike some other reviews have said.Instructions were poor so I had to figure out on youtube of course how the straps work.... but that was simple. Other than that no problems with 1 month of using the straps. I don't heavily use them I only use them lightly for pull ups, dips, and triceps extensions. I don't spend too much time on the rings and I don't use them daily, so I'm not sure how they will hold up. Will try and update if the straps fail in the future. I hang them on a big oak tree around my house and it works out good for me.

After using PaceEarth's wooden gymnastics rings for roughly four years, I purchased another pair to hang outside permanently. I figured that the elements were less likely to damage hard plastic rings.First, let me go through the details of these rings. The rings themselves are 1.1 inches, which is on the thin side. The straps are nearly 15 feet, and they're 1.5 inches wide. The nylon is thick, and I would not worry about it fraying, even with heavy use. The weight limit seems incredibly high (certainly several times more than my body weight). Assembly is very easy and allows you to get to exercising in no time. They come with optional grip tape, but chalk will work, too.Unfortunately, these rings have two significant drawbacks compared to their wooden-variants. First, the straps are not marked. When working out with rings, it is common to adjust them for different exercises. Marked lines make this trivial. Further, the 1.1 inch thickness is just a little too thin, especially compared to the 1.25 inch rings that they offer in the wood version.Overall, unless you're using these for continuous outdoor use, buy the wooden ones. They're not much more expensive, and they're better in a few key ways.

Has held up great and easy adjustable and lasting grip. Purchased almost a year ago.

Wife Loves them!!!!

We hang these from tree branches so the grandkids can do gymnastics routines. Had to get 2 sets so there was no waiting. We brought them in for the winter....I think the rings would survive but the straps might suffer.

I'm light at 140 lbs so I can't attest to its hold. But it holds me fine, the band lengths are long and adjustable. The adhesive on the tape is useless though, I just duct taped the end so it doesn't come undone not a big deal. I did not think about it though but it might have been nice to have straps with measurements for ease of setup, with these you just kind of eyeball it. Can't complain though, they work and they're holding me up just fine.

Loads of fun for me and the nieces, very strong. Can hold well over 200lbs