








NOHRD Sling – wooden suspension trainer for full-body training
Full-body training in the smallest of spaces – the NOHRD Sling suspension trainer with its real wood housing and black-stained wooden rings is the most elegant sling trainer on the market. Compact, infinitely adjustable and suitable for every fitness level.
- ⚡ Adjust the rope length in seconds
- 🌳 Real wood rings
- 💪 Full-body training
Delivery time: depending on availability
The NOHRD Sling is handmade by our partner WATERROWER | NOHRD in their own workshop in Nordhorn, Lower Saxony – Made in Germany. The solid wood housing comes from sustainably managed, renewable forests in the American Appalachians and in Germany. Only straight, kiln-dried solid core wood is used. The rings are stained black and treated with hard wax oil. In production, wood and bark are used up completely.
- Weight: 3 kg
- Housing diameter: 22 cm
- Ring diameter: 24 cm (stained black)
- Max. load on rings: 150 kg
- Mounting rope: max. 110 cm
- Sling rope: max. 270 cm
- Attachment: metal eyelets for ceiling or branch, carabiners for hooking on and off
Care for the wooden housing and rings with the NOHRD wood care set. Keep ropes and metal parts dry. Store dry after outdoor use. Check metal eyelets and carabiners for a tight fit now and then.
Manufacturer
WATERROWER | NOHRD GmbH
Otto-Hahn-Straße 75
48529 Nordhorn
Deutschland
info@nohrd.com
Type designation
Suspension trainer · NOHRD Sling
Safety information
- Read the instructions before first use and keep them for reference.
- Maximum user weight: 150 kg.
- Check for damage and secure fit before every use.
- Do not let children use the equipment unsupervised.
- Do not continue to use damaged parts.

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