NOHRD Sling
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Wooden Ring Trainer
The NOHRD Sling is a suspension trainer with two solid wood gymnastic rings hanging from a single wooden housing 22 cm across. The 24 cm rings take a hand or a foot equally well, so rows, presses and suspended leg work all run on one setup. Rope length adjusts from 20 cm to 270 cm through a quick-adjust system inside the housing. There are no buckles or straps to work through between exercises. It weighs 5 kg, with a 150 kg (331 lb) user rating. The housing is made in six woods: Shadow, Oak, Vintage, Club, Cherry and Walnut.
The Sling hangs from a single overhead point. It mounts to a ceiling fixing or fastens to an overhead tree, a climbing frame or a goalpost, and it works in a garden as readily as in a room.
Nothing is assembled at setup: the Sling arrives in one package, ready to hang, and the mounting rope above the housing takes up the extra height under a tall ceiling.
Quick-Adjust System
On the Sling the rope adjustment lives inside the wooden housing and covers the whole rope range.
Sling In Use
The Sling hangs from a single point, with a carabiner included for clipping it up and taking it down. Indoors that point is a ceiling fixing; outdoors it can be an overhead tree branch, a climbing frame or a goalpost, fastened securely. The full user rating arrives at that one anchor along with whatever force a moving body adds to it, so check the load capacity of the suspension point and have a qualified person look at it if you are unsure. Metal eyelets come with the Sling and take the carabiner, and outdoors it never goes on rotten or damaged wood.
Sling training works the whole body: strength and muscle building come first, followed by core stability, balance and body control, coordination, endurance and mobility. A circuit that runs rows, presses, splits and suspended leg work only needs the rope set differently between them. Keep a firm grip on the rings throughout, and inspect the eyelets, the carabiner, the ropes and the clamping mechanism before each session under intensive use, or every three months otherwise.
On the Sling the finish lands on the solid wood housing that carries the quick-adjust system, and the rings are black-stained solid wood whichever finish you order. The rope and the carabiner are the same parts in every version. Because the housing is the only part in the chosen wood, the finish reads as an accent in a room.
Overhead Or Underfoot
The Sling hangs overhead; the Elasko Bar, HedgeHock, Eau-Me Board, VivaBall and HaptikBall are used on the floor or in the hand.
Hanging The Sling
The rope adjusts anywhere from 20 cm to 270 cm through the quick-adjust system in the wooden housing, in one movement with no buckles to release. Change the length with your weight off the rings.
Its user rating is 150 kg, which is 331 lb, and it is built for adults, and for adolescents under supervision.
No. It hangs from a single overhead point: a ceiling fixing indoors, or an overhead tree, a climbing frame or a goalpost outdoors.
Yes. Outdoors it hangs from a sound tree branch, a climbing frame or a goalpost, and the rings carry a vegan hard wax oil finish.
Yes, it suits all fitness levels. Set the rope length with your weight off the rings, keep a firm grip once you load them, and build the effort from there.
NOHRD covers it for one year from the date of initial shipment, for private and commercial use, and registering it within the first year extends the cover to two years on all components, wooden components included.
No. The Sling comes in one package, ready to hang. The only job on the day is choosing and checking the anchor point.
It comes in Shadow, Oak, Vintage, Club, Cherry and Walnut. The finish lands on the housing; the Oak housing is solid oak, and the Vintage housing brings character and depth.
It weighs 5 kg in total, unclips at the carabiner and packs into a bag, then goes up again wherever there is a sound overhead anchor.
The Sling needs one overhead anchor and comes down in seconds; a SlimBeam cable machine needs a solid stone or concrete wall and stays where it is bolted, and the WallBar fixes to solid stone, concrete or solid wood.
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