Resistance Bands Set with Handles, Door Anchor, Ankle Straps + Exercise Ebook, 5 Long Latex Tubes Premium Heavy Duty Expander Cords, Full Body Butt Leg Fitness Workout Women, Powerlifting Training Men

I've used the rubber tube versions of resistance bands for years. These are far superior. The quality of all the materials of the various pieces - from the bands and handles to the door anchor and ankle straps - is top notch. I love the fabric bands over the rubber tubes. Much more comfortable when standing on them for certain exercises, and much nicer on the skin if they rub across your body when doing presses. Love that the bands are numbered for the 'weight' you're lifting, and they they provide a higher level of resistance than the tubes. The main selling point for me was the replacement bands; I couldn't find any company that just sold the band without having to buy the whole kit. With this kit, you can buy individual bands from BeMaxx to replace worn out ones or add more weight. Simply, the best bands I've ever used. Worth the higher price. Only downside: if you're using them to workout while traveling, they are a bit heavier in your suitcase. Not a deal breaker. Still 5 stars.

I live in a small apartment with a communal gym that has since closed due to the ongoing pandemic. For 2 months I simply did not work out, but that became really wearing over time. I was not expecting these bands to be such a good replacement for weights, and I'll certainly be packing them when I travel for work after the lockdown. It took only a little time to take my existing routines and work out analogues based on the exercises explained in the notecard with the bands.The rubber smells a little (as I found out later, indicating how good the rubber is) but is super solid and the hardware doesn't look like it'll give up even after a lot of mistreatment.The most annoying part of using these bands is that, ideally you want the tension to start at the point in which you engage the muscle you want to work out. In more concrete terms, if you just stand on the bands and pull up, the bands won't start to stretch until you've gotten maybe halfway through the movement, which gets you a bad workout.As a result, the guides show standing with your legs further apart until the bands are under tension at the point you start the action. The tricky thing with this is in reality, it'll ruin your form if you try to do this with some very low down exercises like deadlifts or rows -- so I've been using this technique where I put my feet on the bands where they need to be, then shuffle my feet together until I'm in a comfortable stance, which makes a loop of excess rubber in the middle. The downside on this is it's extremely annoying, especially with higher weights to have to do this every time you change bands, and if you're not on a grippy surface, the bands will slip. It'd be great to see a mechanism for securing the bands in a way that shortens them instead of this.After I bought these, I bought what I thought was a second load so I could increase weight but it turned out to be a knock-off, so beware!

Very good. Love that an exercise instruction and manual is included with the product

So far so good.However it’s very early days into use of bands so time will tell how long they last.But so far very durable.Very portable with good functionality and good variation on resistance levels.

I bought these resistance bands about 3 months ago and use them once a week in line with other exercise routines.I can't fault them at the moment as they are seem to be durable and strong, especially as they are the elasticated fabric type, the cost was a little higher but given the reviews on the rubberised one I think I've invested well.They come in 5 different colours all representing different resistance, so you can mix and match to suit the exercises your doing.I would reccomend these bands.

this is a brilliant product. It’s very well-made looks solid and a high quality build. You get five different bands 10lb - 50lb. 2 good quality and nice feeling handles. A doorstop and two ankle connectors together with all the mountain clips to attach them. I very nearly made the mistake of spending £115 on a gymproluxe. They do look great and the benefit is it’s one band which you un toggle and toggle to decrease and increase the resistance. However, apart from the addition of a pole to slide between the handles (you could use any pole for this) they do exactly the same thing. In some ways I prefer this kit because you can just take one of the bands with you on holiday if you wanted and the two handles so a tiny amount of packing and you can spread them out in your packing if you were taking more than one. I’ve started on the 10lb band to do some of the higher stretching manoeuvres, but I’m already working my way through some of the others. It comes with an amazing guide really detailed and 74 different exercises. They are arranged in groups for example arm chest back legs et cetera and at the end a really useful summary suggesting different exercises together. I’m just working my way through these. It comes as a digital download there is no physical guide, but I have printed out the relevant pages and laminated them so when I’m working out, I can prop them up in front of me that works just as well frankly or you could use an iPad or tablet.If I’m honest, for the money I was expecting it to be quite cheap and rubbish but my personal trainer at the gym I’m attending advised me not to waste over £100 on the alternatives as this will do exactly the same job. I’m really impressed with it. It even comes with a little carry bag. I’m using these bands on days when I don’t go to the gym and obviously having rest days which it does advise you to do. I honestly cannot fault it the quality the range the detailed guide the comfort when using absolutely 10 out of 10 for me and it saved me a fortune which will cover several months gym membership so thank you for such a brilliant product.