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Reddit mentions of Gravity Fitness Medium Pro Parallettes 2.0 - New 38mm Handles - Calisthenics, Home & Commercial use
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- Full Steel Construction
- 50 X 50mm Square Feet for added stability
- Collapsible
- Length 45cm x Height 30cm x Width 30cm
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| Color | Black |
You just piqued my interest. I was also looking into buying some parallettes.
After more searching, it's just as /u/Bakaichi says, the height is according to your goals and the difficulty of the movements. With lower height parallettes being harder and higher 'easier', but since full ROM HSPU is among one of my goals, I'd rather go with one of 25 to 30cm high.
Now about the price, well it's up to you. At least for me after looking those from Skillworx damn are they expensive... If I were to pay for anything over 100€ (among the options available outside the US) that'd be from Rogue.
If you look at LittleBeastM videos you can see most of his equipments are from Rogue, and those pair of parallettes look solid enough. My problem with metal parallettes is that unless you have checked them out personally you run the risk of buying a wobbly pair made cheaply... On the other hand wood looks much more solid and from what I've read there's not much if any maintenance needed.
These are my options right now:
50€ but only 2 reviews, free shipping.
Also 50€, but it's from the German store, maybe they ship to Spain or maybe by asking the Spanish warehouse they can sell them. The Spanish warehouse has free shipping, not sure about the German side if it has to ship to Spain.
~128€ + 17€ shipping. Solid from what I've read and seen from youtube...
Those you just linked from CRF Gym Bars does look solid but with a hefty price tag although it included shipping.
More suggestions are welcome, I was thinking the one from amazon, try them and if they're not stable enough just return them but it looks like it's not sold directly from amazon... Sometimes I feel like if I were to pay over 100€ for a pair, I'd just get them custom made from a local carpenter or something.