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I have had them for only a short amount of time so can only comment on a few weeks of use. The bands seem strong and well made and appear tougher rubber than my previous bands. The tension also feels a bit more strict than my last ones. The bands also appear to be multilayer which I hope will make them last longer than my last bands which lasted a year, were softer rubber, very stretchy and deterioted and became brittle.The bands come with a nice carry bag and have interesting colours verses some of the other band sets I was looking at.

Yep brillaint. Ive only ever had those cheep resistance bands with a handle on eather side. This is thick AF and offers tons of resistance.We bought the blue 110lb-120lb band. I weigh about 184lbs just under 13stonne and its gives me quite a bit of support while doing a pull up while still engaging all my back muscles.So i should imagine it would offer my girlfriend the extra support she needs to start preforming pull ups.You can use this for other resistance exercises e.g upright rows, bent over rows, bicep curls and hit the chest to if you like but it dose feel a little uncomfortable in the hands but to be fair thats not the purpose of this bandSo very versatile, worth the money and brillain quality 💪👍

Excellent quality. Effective length, sturdy (I don't feel it's going to snap like other products), reliable and able to adjust your fitness routine.

I've not used these too extensively but immediate reaction when I removed them from packaging was they are a lot more thick and durable looking than what I've seen from other products on Amazon.Their customer service was quick to follow up and ask for first impressions.Nice drawstring bag with them to keep them stored.And a good selection of band resistances.I'm happy with this so far....no real issues with durability yet as it's been a short period of use.

There are 4 band types ranging from small resistance to large resistance. You can use these for assistance doing pull ups; for example by looping the band on to a pull up bar/frame and putting 1 or 2 feet through the bottom hanging part of the band loop. You can also add resistance if you're intermediate or advanced put using them strategically to ADD resistance if you're not a fan of weights (you can even combo them if you want!). The fact that there are 4 bands means you can progress smoothly from unfit to fit or super fit! Be aware that they are essentially giant elastic bands and so behave like them so make sure you use them accordingly so as to not snap yourself in the face =)All in all you can't really fault these. They seem really good quality from what I see and shouldn't break (unless you're being particularly stupid with them). If you're unsure how to use these there is content out there on youtube/forums etc on how to use resistance bands for any exercise you want to do. Since buying these I'll never look back and it's a fair price too! What are you waiting for, go buy them!

Bought these for two reasons. My wife wants to be able to do pull ups, and I am recovering from bilateral Radial head fractures and wanted a safe form of resistance training, also to help with stretching as the bicep tendons on both arms have shortened.These bands meet all of these needs really well. They are very durable and are made of good quality materials. The finish on them means they grip well so we’ve not hand one ping upwards yet whilst dismounting from pull ups.I like the case they come in which has meant they have some protection whilst in my rucksack commuting in my bike to work (use them to carry out my rehab at lunch)The range of resistance provides meets all our needs and has aided my wife in quick progression towards her pull up goals.Delivered promptly, packaged well and exactly as described, overall very satisfied

These bands are awesome! Made from super strong material that you don't have to worry about it snapping. Even my boyfriend 5ft11 can use these bands for overhead press exercises without fear of it breaking. As you can see I have also attached 2 of them to the pull up bar and we both use them to do assisted pull ups.I highly recommend these bands, they're the best ones around and so versatile. Great value for money.

I initially bought some cheap tube resistance bands, but quickly found myself frustrated with dealing with handles and how flimsy they felt. Instead I sent them back and bought these, they're really high quality and are great for working out without a gym/space/investment.Only downsides are loops can be tough to hold on the hands, but there's ways to cope with that for sure. Also the free guide isn't relevant to these resistance bands, but the information is easily available online anyway so it's not an issue.I highly recommend these over tube bands.

La liga azul se rompió el segundo día que la usé.

I immediately felt these bands were shorter than usual and measured, and they are not 208 cm in the loop, but 201. 7cm might seem like a small difference but it does matter.since you have less pull extension and it makes the tougher than indicated.

Durante il lockdown è stato il mezzo con cui mi sono allenato a casa.Ne ho comprato 2 per avere diverse resistenze e devo dire che è un prodotto fantastico.A livello muscolare evita stress (che generalmente invece si ha con i pesi) ma ha una resistenza incredibile tanto da mantenere un tono muscolare degno.Inoltre YouTube è pieno di tutorial utili, quindi si trova una varietà di esercizi incredibile per ogni fascia muscolare.

Realmente te hacen trabajar los músculos y te hacen sudar.

Nice bands, sturdy and varied resistance. There are a lot of different exercises you can do with these and they pack up nicely for travel. The only thing I would comment on is the highest resistance band is 120-175lb resistance variation which is quite a large range compared to all the others (10-20lb range variation). It would be nice if that were tightened up a little bit.Perhaps an expanded range could also be created to cover some gaps in potential resistance (gap from 25lb to 65lb, gap from 85lb to 110lb).Would also suggest developing a better way to "shorten" when required, for some exercises it is eay and straightforward for others it is a bit difficult to get the length you want. But I think that's a downside for any band!