Who is behind the brand
Gorletic is the brand of GORILANT GROUP S.L., a company in Montilla, in the province of Córdoba, with a workshop in Córdoba itself. The site presents it as the heir of a family business with more than thirty years of wood manufacturing, without giving a launch date for the brand or a founder’s name. The starting idea, in their words: gear for training at home when space is short. The products are designed and made in Spain.
What they make
Everything is built around wood. Parallettes are the main family: the LowFit Pro, 47 cm long and 10.5 cm high, with a wooden bar between two wide polymer ends and rubber pads, come in six colours, with or without grip tape, and with an engraving of your choice; the two bars clip together magnetically for storage. The LowFit repeat the shape in a plainer version, with a round or octagonal grip. The Mini Active are the short pair, 23 cm in plywood, that fold. The Medium go up to 32 cm with a 37 mm octagonal grip. The Frontlever Bar is a single 105 cm wide bar, 44 mm grip, for planche and front lever.
The dip bars are birch plywood with a 43 mm turned grip, 90 cm high, rated for 160 kg. The rings are birch, in 28 or 32 mm, with 4.5 m numbered straps. The Titan V is a wall-mounted pull-up bar in birch and beech that clips on and off in five seconds. A suspension trainer, latex bands in four strengths, and three handstand canes from 13 to 60 cm high complete the catalog.
What to check before you order
For parallettes, the question is use: LowFit Pro for the everyday pair and the customisation, Mini Active for the bag, Medium to get under the bar. For the Titan V, the page publishes neither the width nor the distance from the wall, which is what decides a muscle-up: ask for the numbers first. On load ratings, the site contradicts itself, 100 kg per unit in the FAQ against 200 kg in the descriptions, and the dip bars are rated for 160 kg. If you are heavy or train weighted, write to them.
What you cannot check from the product page: the ring diameter, the weight of several pairs, and the load rating of the canes.
The practical side: shipping from Córdoba within 24 to 48 business hours, 1 to 2 business days in Spain and Portugal, 4 to 7 in the rest of the EU and the UK, 5 to 8 in Switzerland. Free shipping from 75 euros in Spain and 150 euros in the EU. Returns within 30 days, product unused, label provided by the brand, refund within 10 business days. Two-year warranty on the product pages.
Who it suits
Someone who wants wood made in Europe, a pair of parallettes in their own colours and name, and a range that goes as far as canes for hand balancing. The price for local manufacturing is the strong point.
It is not the brand to choose if you need high and consistent load ratings, or a pull-up bar whose wall clearance you know before buying.
My tests
I have not tested a Gorletic product yet. The LowFit Pro are in my parallettes picks, the dip bars and the rings in the picks of their type, on spec sheet alone. A full test will come when a pair goes under the caliper.
