Want to know why you should buy an AMRAP silicone wedding ring? Posted on 4 Nov 13:11
Here's one of our founders Adele talking about our AMRAP silicone rings
Here's one of our founders Adele talking about our AMRAP silicone rings
Thank you to OMQfitness for their review about AMRAP Silicone Rings UK
View their website at http://www.omqfitnessmagazine.co.uk/amrap-wedding-rings-that-dont-get-in-between-you-and-your-training/
We tested out the silicone rings from Amrap, designed for people with super active lifestyles. The idea is that you can wear this in place of your wedding ring, so you don’t have to always take it off and risk losing it in the gym.
Can you wear it to lift?
We hit the weight rack with our Amrap rings on and were pleasantly surprised by how little we noticed it. There was none of the usual pinching you’d find if you were wearing your actual wedding ring.
We also tried it at kickboxing, jujitsu, yoga and in the park and not once it did get on our nerves.
These come in men’s and women’s sizes, so everyone can get involved, and are particularly popular with people who lift. I’m not sure if you’d swap it before you left for the gym or just swap it all together, leaving the gold in a box – I guess that’s up to you. But if you and your partner are in and out of the weight room more than anywhere else, you’d probably love this.
If you want to try it out, OMQ readers can get £2 off each order at amrap.co.uk using the code OHMYQUAD.
*We don’t get any money from you using the code, we just like to pass on savings!
We’re super excited to announce AMRAP Silicone Rings will be on hand at the Glacier Games selling comfortable, durable and affordable Silicone Wedding Rings to competitors and their supporters.
UK based AMRAP offer a unique product for Crossfit Athletes – a wedding ring that doesn’t pinch or catch the skin like a regular metal ring when you exercise.
Games organiser, Antony Robertshaw said; “Tested by athletes across the UK, AMRAP silicone rings get the thumbs up from the Glacier Games and we are delighted to have them on board.”
If you can’t wait until November, you can buy now via www.amrap.co.uk
Don’t miss out on exclusive Glacier Games offers, get your name down so you’re the first to benefit; http://eepurl.com/bxWym9
AMRAP Silicone Wedding Rings are super excited to announce they will have a stand at the Battle of the Beasts final in Colchester on the 25th October.
If you’re married, how often do you take off your wedding ring to work out? It doesn’t have to be like this! AMRAP silicone wedding rings are comfortable, durable, hardwearing and won’t pinch or catch your skin even on the heaviest deadlifts or the fastest muscle ups.
P.S If you can’t wait until October, you can buy now via www.amrap.co.uk
P.P.S: Make sure you sign up for exclusive Battle of the Beast offers on AMRAP rings via http://eepurl.com/bvKLZn
We were saddened to see a very lonely gold wedding ring, abandoned by its owner. We find this madness, it's just like leaving a stack of cash on the side - you're unlikely to do it with money so why do it to your wedding ring?
People, there is another way...!!!
Any abandoned rings in your box? Email us via sales@silicone-wedding-rings.com as we'd love to see them.
This morning we tested the slate blue ladies ring out in our local box, the WOD today was all weights, no cardio and consisted of 5x5x5x5 back squats, 5x5x5x5 push press and setting 1RM C&J and 1RM snatch.
As the silicone ring is so comfortable at no point do you notice it on your finger. During the lifts there was none of the usual pinching you would get if you were to leave your wedding ring on.
The picture shows the ring after a dip into the chalk bucket.
We love this story from the Huffington Post;
A man has found his lost wedding ring 15 years after it went missing.
When it first disappeared he thought someone must have stolen it, but then he came across something shiny while planting bamboo in his back garden.
The man's son, shared the photograph online and it has since gone viral, attracting thousands of comments (most of whom make Lord Of The Rings references).
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2015/07/08/man-finds-lost-wedding-ring-after-15-years_n_7751704.html