Safety Concerns with Asian-Made Yoga Swings
While budget-friendly yoga swings from Bali and China may be tempting, their safety is a significant concern. Let's focus on a critical component: the hook.
The Flaw of Uncertified Hooks
The Bali model utilizes an open hook that lacks certification for human weight support. This means it may hold 200kg of static weight, but a moving person can exert much greater force, potentially causing a mid-exercise break.
The Problem Goes Beyond Bali
Unfortunately, the issue isn't limited to the Bali model. The Chinese version often comes with a similarly unsuitable carabiner. As you can see in the image, our steel carabiner boasts a significantly wider diameter compared to these Asian counterparts.
Prioritizing Strength and Safety
Our carabiners are built to withstand a staggering 2,134kg of static weight. Additionally, we use high-strength ropes capable of holding 890kg each (and we use four per swing for maximum security!).
Invest in Your Safety
Don't risk injury by compromising on safety. Choose a yoga swing with components rigorously tested and certified for human weight support.
