So most of you would recommend extreme rings, problem is that shipment costs are $50 and there is no way I will pay so much. I live in Holland, so does anyone know rings that are equally good or even better than the extreme rings with less shipment costs.
Where and what gymnastics rings should I buy?
Started by Yaad Mohammad, October 8, 2012 · 4 Replies · 3,410 Views
I've used quite a few and extreme rings are the best so far besides the ones for competition. If you can't go extreme I records looking for a wooden pair since plastic can be pretty cheap quality.
I'm from the Netherlands as well and I have these rings. If you send Alexander (the shop owner) a mail, he'll help you. Customer service is great. My buckles weren't functioning properly, so I got sent a new pair for free.
The rings themselves are made out of wood and are pretty comfortable. I really like them so far.
Rik de Kort said:I'm from the Netherlands as well and I have these rings. If you send Alexander (the shop owner) a mail, he'll help you. Customer service is great. My buckles weren't functioning properly, so I got sent a new pair for free.The rings themselves are made out of wood and are pretty comfortable. I really like them so far.
They look great. I dunno which one to buy one. This one: http://sport.marktplaats.nl/turnen/5995 ... ind=2&fs=1
Or yours...
I'm still waiting for more posts.
If you have a lot of money to spend, you can also get rings from Janssen-Fritsen. They're situated in Helmond. 