
Elevate your calisthenics game.
Kiss wrist pain goodbye
The most stable parallettes ever
Only three elephants could break them
What workouts are these good for?
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Why choose when you can have them all?


Elevate your hand position from the floor
They also introduce variation to calisthenics exercises. Variation is good for muscle growth. The elevated hand position means you can do push-ups with lower depth than on the floor. Deeper stimulation to the chest and shoulder and bigger gain.
Giving you a neutral wrist position
Why does this matter? In calisthenics, you spend all your time on the floor (besides on the bars and rings) doing all kinds of pushing exercises like push-ups and handstands. Parallettes put your wrist in a straight posture so you don’t have to press them hard on the floor. This will greatly reduce the risk of injury especially wrist is not your main training target.
Make certain workouts easier
L-sit is a great example. Doing l-sit on the floor is a lot harder than on a pair of parallettes, because that movement requires strong abs and hip flexors. The elevated body position allows you to hold a not-so-strict L-sit as your legs are dropping.
Best grip and durability
Nothing beats the wooden handle for a perfect grip. It absorbs slight moisture from your palm’s sweat and maintains the grip throughout the whole workout. There is no need for chalking and taping. The metal body provides superb stability that is going to last decades. Now you don’t have to worry about safety while practicing the skills you always wanted.