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The company of HBH was created in 2011 with the aim to help people who wish to do bodyweight training outdoors and indoors with equipment designed by us. We started as one of the first manufacture designing body weight training equipments to create wide sport fields in the urban areas. We are convinced that community building and recreational functions of city parks will prevail if they are furnished properly. We consulted professional athletes, when shaping our sports equipment in order to best meet the needs of people doing street workout, calisthenic or body weight trainings. With our multiple award winning products, exercises can be done using your own body weight, thus developing physical and mental endurance. www.hardbodyhang.com HBH BAR 00 1 OUTDOOR PULL UP BAR HBHbar SIZE: 1500x110x2300MM Combining the basic elements as you like, complex systems, so called the Sets or Parks, can be assembled for cities, sport clubs and private customers as well. Every request is 2 welcome! 14 M HBH BAR 002 HBH BAR 003 OUTDOOR VERTICAL LADDER OUTDOOR HORIZONTAL LADDER SIZE: 1500x110x2300MM SIZE: 1900x1500x2300MM 14 M2 22 M2 HBH BAR 004 HBH BAR 005 OUTDOOR PARALLEL BAR OUTDOOR PUSH UP BAR SIZE: 2500x650x1300MM SIZE: 4500x110x450MM 20 M2 22 M2 HBH BAR 006 HBH bar 007 EQUALIZER MINI BENCH SIZE: 750x750x600MM SIZE: 650x550x600MM 12 M2 6 M2 HBH bar 008 HBH bar 009 FLAT BENCH SLANT BENCH SIZE: 1500x550x600MM SIZE: 1400x550x1100MM 12 M2 12 M2 HBH ADD 00 1 HBH ADD 002 BIKE SHED INFO BOARD SIZE: 600x200x900MM SIZE: 1800x800x50MM 4 M2 2 M2 HBH BAR 0 10 HBH BAR 0 1 1 WIDE PULL UP BAR TRIPLE PARALLEL BAR SIZE: 2000x110x2300MM SIZE: 1150x2200x1300MM 15 M2 2 1 M2 HBH BAR 0 12 HBH bar 0 13 DOUBLE PUSH UP BAR TRIPLE PUSH UP BAR SIZE: 5500x2200x2300MM SIZE: 6800x6600x2300MM 12 M2 24 M2 HBH BAR 0 14 HBH bAR 0 15 TRIPLE WIDE BAR DOUPLE PARALLEL BAR SIZE: 3000x1800x2300MM SIZE: 600x2100x1300MM 36 M2 24 M2 HBHSET HBH SET 00 1 HBH SET 002 4 ELEMENTS PARK 5 ELEMENTS PARK SIZE: 4300x2600x2300MM SIZE: 5500x2200x2300MM 40 M2 60 M2 HBH SET 003 HBH SET 004 7 ELEMENTS PARK 14 ELEMENTS PARK SIZE: 6500x3000x2300MM SIZE: 6800x6600x2300MM 80 M2 12 1M2 OUTDOOR PARKS HBH SET 005 The products of HBH are manufactured with a special 19 ELEMENTS PARK SIZE: 8500x6800x2300MM production method of steel sintered for outdoor use. Combining the basic elements as you like, complex systems, so called the Sets or Parks, can be assembled. The parks that can be assembled by your own choice for your own bodywheight training outdoors. The Parks assembled by us are only recommendations; only your own imagination may limit building individual systems. 150 M2 www.hardbodyhang.com HBHpro HBH pro 00 1 HBH PRO 002 5 ELEMENTS PARK 6 ELEMENTS PARK SIZE: 4400x2200x2300MM SIZE: 6600x2200x2300MM 5 1 M2 60 M2 HBH pro 003 HBH PRO 004 11 ELEMENTS PARK 17 ELEMENTS PARK SIZE: 6000x5000x2300MM SIZE: 8000x6000x2300MM 95 M2 124 M2 OUTDOOR PARKS HBH pro 005 T h e p a r k s o f H B H a re m o d e r n p l ayg ro u n d s 28 ELEMENTS PARK SIZE: 11000x10000x2300MM for adults. They meet the requirements of outdoor sports enthusiasts, and inspire those who dont feel need yet. They are not spaces for developing body and spirit; they also help to develop communities, where you can make friends and training shoes thight. The quality and safety of our products are tested by certificates of TÜV-SÜD. In case of any question, do not hesitate to contact us: [email protected] [email protected] 2 10 M2 www.hardbodyhang.com hbhcube HBH cube PARALLEL SIZE: 2100x1500x2000MM CUBE SIZE: 2600x2300x2400MM HBH cube 003 HBH cube 004 SIZE: 3300x2100x2400MM SIZE: 2100x2100x2400MM HBH CUBE HBH cube 005 SIZE: 8000x2300x2400MM The Cube is one of our most complex developments; it won the special prize of the Hungarian Design Council in 2014. The rigid structure adapts flexibility to the needs of sports clubs and fitness centers: due to its stability, it does not need to be fixed, so it can easily be moved between outdoor and indoor spaces according to the season. The quality and safety of our products are tested by certificates of TÜV-SÜD. www.hardbodyhang.com .
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