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WOOD
Wood conducts far less heat than metal, so the feel in your palm stays the same as the temperature changes. Its fibre structure supports your grip. On our wooden-grip equipment, we choose the species for each use: ash, beech and birch.
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NATURAL OIL
Instead of sealing the surface, we use natural oils that soak into the wood. The oil settles into the fibres and leaves no separate layer on top, so your palm touches the wood itself. What you feel is the wood’s own texture, not an artificial coating.
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ELECTROSTATIC POWDER COATING
We coat our steel frames with electrostatic powder. The charged powder clings evenly to every point of the metal, then hardens as it cures in an oven. The result is a thicker, more uniform layer than liquid paint, with better resistance to impacts and scratches.
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KNURLING
We machine a fine knurl pattern into the metal grip. Made of small pyramids, this texture gives a far clearer, more controlled grip than smooth metal. Because the pattern is fine, it holds the same grip through long sets without wearing on your palms.
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100% NATURAL LATEX
We use latex in its fully natural form, with no synthetic blends. Natural latex is highly elastic and returns to its original shape after stretching. Resistance builds gradually as the band lengthens, giving a controlled load through every phase of the movement.
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RIPSTOP
In a ripstop weave, thick reinforcement threads are woven in at regular intervals to form a grid. When a tear reaches this grid, it stops spreading. Cotton gives a soft feel against the skin, while polyester holds the shape.