Updated 8 October 2026
Your wooden rings don’t need a makeover. They need somewhere dry to live between workouts.
1. Keep the wood dry
Wipe the rings after training. Use wooden rings for dry sessions and bring them indoors afterwards. Let damp straps dry fully before packing the set away.
2. Check the whole setup
Before each session, inspect the rings, webbing, stitching, buckles and carabiners. Stop using equipment that is cracked, damaged or behaving differently. Contact us if you are unsure whether a part needs replacing.
3. Store indoors
Keep the rings, straps and hardware in a dry indoor space between sessions. A carry bag helps organise the set; it is not a reason to pack away damp equipment.
4. Leave the finish alone
Follow the product’s care instructions. We do not recommend applying oils, varnish, lacquer or other DIY coatings to your training rings. Do not try to repair damaged load-bearing equipment with a surface treatment.
Training outdoors regularly? Compare our outdoor ring materials. Even outdoor-suitable rings, straps and hardware should be packed away between sessions.
Choosing a new set? See the home workout buying guide or find replacement parts.
