AntWorks Batons Cylinders

No, these are specifically designed for experienced climbers. The 60 mm diameter and the nature of the training require a pre-existing level of grip strength and technique to use safely and effectively.

The Batons 60 isolate and challenge your grip strength in a way that fixed bars cannot. Because they are suspended, they introduce instability that forces your fingers and forearms to engage more intensely, which directly translates to better hold control on the wall.

Each baton comes with a sturdy stainless steel suspension ring. You can easily attach them to a pull-up bar, a climbing hangboard system, or any secure overhead anchor point using climbing slings or carabiners.

Yes, ash wood is a preferred material in climbing training because it offers a natural, skin-friendly texture that provides excellent friction without being overly abrasive. It is durable enough to withstand repeated, high-intensity sessions.

Absolutely. Beyond pull-ups, they are excellent for dead hangs, offset hangs, or even core-focused movements like leg raises. Their suspended nature adds a layer of instability that makes almost any bodyweight exercise more challenging for your grip and core.