A larger grip surface means more stability and ease of use. Many ring skills require the use of the “false grip” (the athlete must support the fragile bones of the wrist above the ring while holding on firmly.) Wide rings help prevent the formation of painful pressure points during their use.

The wide diameter of the rings requires more concentration to hold on tightly. The need to concentrate precisely during complex movements stimulates the creation of a large number of neural connections within the brain. It is essential to help increase agility, strength, endurance and longevity over time. Promotes a body/mind synthesis.