🏋️ Trademark Innovations Speed and Agility Training Rings - Set of 12, Multi-Color, 16-Inch: Enhance Your Athletic Performance! Review

Great piece of equipment for our home gym! The kids love this set. The quality is excellent and the color is rich, making it interesting for games/exercises.

Superb Training Rings. Used in conjunction with a ladder for mobility. The grandchildren use them to pick up speed while playing football. And come up with your own games and exercises too. Very happy with the purchase.

I bought these headphones thinking they were hoola hoops (sp?). It was actually in my favor that they weren't. I used them for steer roping at my son's birthday party. It was a great addition to the party and a lot of fun

We actually use them as throwing rings for my Australian Cattle Dog. You can throw it like a frisbee, or better yet, throw it sideways on the floor. The dog likes it because it can roll around on the floor for a long time and jump on objects.

rings 9/12 were broken on arrival, there were no parts in the box, the box was in perfect condition and was not damaged. Too bad someone put a broken item in the shipping box. We need them for this weekend's event. Really disappointed.

As a teacher, I hate not getting what is described. They were bought to play tic-tac-toe. They are smaller than regular hula hoops but perfect for my needs. Kids LOVE the game and the hoop size is even better than regular size.

This is amazing and the kids have found many useful uses for it. They are very durable and have survived many of our days in the field and dozens of kids tossing them around. We've used them for hop skoch, agility jumps, younger kids love to swing them in their arms etc.

Great training guide for any sport. I use them for my U8 soccer team. There are many ways to use these training rings and I have found countless guides online on some of the traditional and creative ways to use them for speed and agility training. Very strong, I haven't broken one yet. I used velcro to tie them all together and tossed them in the trainer's pocket.