For the Married guys: wedding ring question.

[dhalli]

I've a titanium ring- doesn't oval, flatten, or even scratch easily. I do take it off for deadlifts, and sometimes when working in the shop, otherwise it's usually on.... or sitting with the chalk, where I set it when doing dead lifts. Lifted last night, it's still there right now.

[thejosef]

I take mine off in the home gym.. hang it near my keys so I never forget it.

On the topic of wedding rings, I have a Tungsten steel one that is 10 years old now. I am so impressed with it. It only cost like $200 or so, but that things still looks exactly like the day we bought it. It's amazing. I do not baby it either. I only take it off during weightlifting, otherwise it gets bumped, scratched, etc. all the time. The lady in the store took a file too it and it didn't even scratch it. I couldn't get my money out my wallet fast enough.

[Phill]

I take it off while lifting so the knurling doesn't scratch it up and while working on the car so I don't scratch the paint.

[crc]

I’ve got one giant callous forming and it’s in my left hand below my wedding ring finger. Do you guys take your rings off while working out? I haven’t but am starting to think it might be best.

Take it off for any physical activity. It's not a magical talisman.

[omaniphil]

I take mine off in the home gym.. hang it near my keys so I never forget it.

On the topic of wedding rings, I have a Tungsten steel one that is 10 years old now. I am so impressed with it. It only cost like $200 or so, but that things still looks exactly like the day we bought it. It's amazing. I do not baby it either. I only take it off during weightlifting, otherwise it gets bumped, scratched, etc. all the time. The lady in the store took a file too it and it didn't even scratch it. I couldn't get my money out my wallet fast enough.

I've a tungsten ring too. 5 years now, and also looks the same the day I bought it. Best thing about tungsten rings is that I never have to worry about having a bottle opener.

[I_iz_a_fatass]

Always off for lifting. It changes my grip in small ways when it's on.

[JLB105]

Take it off for any physical activity. It's not a magical talisman.

No. But it is the worlds smallest handcuff.

[Brodie Butland]

I’ve got one giant callous forming and it’s in my left hand below my wedding ring finger. Do you guys take your rings off while working out? I haven’t but am starting to think it might be best.

I always take it off for training. Primarily because I don't want to scratch it with bar knurling, but also because I don't want to have to cut it off if I end up dropping a bar on my hand or something. I either leave it at home or put it on my keychain that goes in my gym bag (keychain is a carabineer, so it's easy to get things on and off).

Also, I once googled "degloving injuries" and only needed a couple images to decide it wasn't worth the risk.

[OZ-USF-UFGator]

Grab you one of the silicon rings, there are several different brands and infinite colors/designs. Some are even made to look like metal. I have a qalo myself. Cheap and flexible.

Before my wedding this summer, we bought a 4 pack of these in multi colors for 30 bucks. There were no metal rings, these are what we exchanged!

[Matt Stacks]

Not married.

Older brother has Qalo rings. Loves them for lifting and not lifting. Cost effective and he changes up the colors all the time.