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These heavy-duty resistance bands are all natural and made of 100% latex. Use them in place of dumbbells for a challenging workout at home, outside, or take them with you while traveling. No need for an expensive gym membership to get a full body workout. Includes: 1 resistance band
RR H+F Heavy Duty Pull Up Assistance Bands are made with the highest quality natural rubber. Improving quality of life through increased muscle mass and bone density, our mobility bands aim to allow independence and an active lifestyle. From injury rehabilitation to improving sports performance, our large resistance bands are made for all levels of fitness. Whether you are searching for pull up resistance bands, long exercise bands, gym rubber bands, pullup bands, or long resistance bands for working out, we have you covered with our thick resistance bands made in the USA.
These all natural 100% latex resistance bands provide enough resistance to get a challenging workout anytime and anywhere. Use them in addition to or instead of dumbbells.
Follow our FREE workout videos included with your purchase to work every muscle group.
These resistance bands were created with the elderly or those with physical challenges in mind. They are just as effective for CrossFit gyms, bodybuilders, and athletes alike.
This product is available in 5 different levels of resistance. A door anchor is included with an X-LIGHT resistance band.
| Weight | 1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12 × 3 × 2 in |
| Levels of Resistance | (1) HEAVY |
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