The ring is divided into three sections to separate suspension lines. Inner spaces have rounded shape to avoid rope pinching.
Steel core inside is 12 mm thick steel rod.
(Kinbakushi, Japanese 緊縛 – rope artist, person who ties)
Six sectioned suspension ring. The main idea of sectioned rings is to separate suspension lines in way that will allow rigger to tie/untie it fast.
Steel core inside is 12 mm thick steel rod.
Combination of two rings gives rigger ability to work with rope faster and easier. You can separate your critical suspension line on small ring, for example, to access it at any moment without risk that other suspension lines will prevent to do it. In some situations, it can be very important. Properly connected rings work by the principle of hinge, taking a position relatively to each other depending on geometry of suspension and position of suspension lines.
The classic set consists of two rings with diameters of 24/28/32 cm and 14 cm.
Steel core inside is 12 mm thick steel rod.
This kind of small ring has inner(!) diameter 40 mm and usually used instead of metal carabiners. Steel core inside is 10 mm thick steel rod. Made from the same type of hard wood as the main ring, for example, these rings look great when used for suspensions.
