Resistance Loop Exercise Bands for Home Fitness, Yoga Pilates, Stretching, Strength Training, and Physical Therapy - Elastic Bands Set Workout Bands for Women&Men (5pcs Set)

Tengo tres hijos deportistas y las bandas son muy buenas para que ellos hagan ejercicios!!!

Buen producto espero me dure

Cheap for A 5 pack! Good quality.

Good for late exercises and more

I got these on a deal and they take up almost no space in my home but you can definitely feel the burn right away. They provide the right amount of resistance based on your goals. They also come with suggestive exercises along with how to do them with proper form. These are great even to use at work in a cubicle, at home, throw in a purse or suitcase to stay toned on the go. These do not feel cheap at all, they are nice and thick but fold down low profile. I highly recommend it.

A variety of strength choice, suitable length, good flexibility, easy to use.

Rating: 5 (actually 4.5)These resistance bands arrived in a clean, white box, sealed with ordinary cellophane tape. There are 5 colorful loop bands in the box, rated generally by resistance: x-light, light, medium, heavy and x-heavy. The markings are easily read on each band. Like most resistance band sets, the exact strength is not indicated (as they might be for dumbbells, for example)There are a number of exercises available for them, similar to dumbbell exercises. These exercises are easily found online. Happily, the manufacturer also provided a very handy dandy ‘operation guide’ as well, with 8 well demonstrated exercises, just to start the new user on the way to a program.I have never used resistance bands before, but I have been hit in the face with the business end of a bungie cord/hook combo that I used to secure my luggage one fine year many moons ago! Given that rather unhappy experience, I wanted to make sure these bands, which I think are made of rubber, would be able to stand up to the stretching.I tried the seated bicep curl exercise for this review, which involves basically looping the band of choice around the feet and then pulling up with the arms, wrist upward. Being a weakling, I could not do much with the x-heavy band, so I tried out the x-light. I could indeed pull up the x-light band and stretch the band as far as it could go. My face survived! It did not snap apart and the band ‘endured’ the entire length of the stretch, and then returned to its original, resting position, without any difficulty.I tried a couple of other exercises, briefly, and did feel a bit of a workout burn from them!I think the bands will make a good adjunct to existing physical equipment. I think muscles are worked a little differently than dumbbells or barbells provide. The bands are, of course, highly portable, and so would be good to carry for travel when one must travel light. They will most definitely ‘power up’ bodyweight type exercises, and possibly even some yoga moves-which mostly uses bodyweight and balance. Not to mention physical therapy, for which, guided by the therapist, they would be very useful in recovery.I have to give a slight ding to the odor of the bands and so my rating is 4.5 rather than 5. When unboxed, there was a strong smell of rubber, similar to a bag of rubber bands. This is not surprising. However, I’ve had the bands open to the air now for over half an hour and I think the odor is decreasing somewhat, enough so that it would not bother me to use the bands more intensely. I’m hopeful that they will air further, however, as I am a little sensitive to the smell of rubber.

Just as the title says, I got these to help me do some workouts in my apartment after work everyday, and for the most part I like them. They get the job done, and the resistance is exactly as described. I struggle with the highest resistance level! However, they like to roll. To the point where I’m working out and they roll and I have to stop what I’m doing and adjust. It gets a personal 4 star rating, but I know there are people that would rate it lower for the rolling