Fabric Resistance Bands

I’ve been using these resistance bands for over a year now and they’re still going strong! The quality is amazing no stretching out or snapping. I love that they come with a nice storage bag, which makes it easy to keep everything organized. The resistance levels are just right for a great workout. Definitely worth it!

I've been using these for about a month now to add more intensity to my at-home squat and glute workouts. I chose the 13.6" size for all resistances and they fit well - sliding easily up over my knees and offering plenty of resistance when in place (for reference, my hips are about 41" around).The bands do seem to stretch out slightly over a session of use, but regain their shape and original size (I measured) after sitting for a time. I've mostly used the light and medium so far, but am working my way up to the heavy band.These bands are incredibly comfortable and don't budge or roll even during cardio moves. The rubber on the back helps them stay in place and is incredible gentle. I've used these both on leggings and bare skin with no discomfort or issues.So far they show virtually no sign of wear. You might notice a bit of fluff from the logo on one of the bands - that was there when I received them, but hasn't impacted the durability of the band in an appreciable way.Overall a very nice product and competitively priced for the quality.

The quality of the bands are legit. And the difference in the resistance between bands going from light to medium to heavy is very noticeable, and I can easily imagine somebody that new to these bands enjoying the "light strength" band to begin with. The black band being the most light and the light grey band being the most heavy. The overall look of the band is simplistic and clean.One noticeable feature is that the bands DO NOT slip! I wear loose clothing and yet, the bands don't slip over the loose fit. There is a small rubber lining in the middle of the inside of the band to prevent any slippage during your workouts with these bands. The overall elasticity of the band do not stretch as far as more thin/and more skinny bands in comparison. But these are versatile for leg workouts and definitely get the job done. The band's WIDTH is very comfortable and it doesn't feel as it if it cuts off circulation from what I've noticed when I'm doing more intense workout that calls for more stretching of the band. I would recommend these to anyone who are interested in using workout-bands (specifically for their legs, quads, and glutes, and even arms, depending on the exercise).The 3-band back come with an appropriately sized bag that you stick inside your back pack, purse, or even hang onto your water gallon/bottle when you're off at the gym or what have you! It's clean, easy, and most importantly, Effective!! 5 out of 5!

I've used these bands for the past four weeks. The build/product quality is fantastic. The woven fabric is heavy duty and thick. They aren't going to roll or fold over on themselves at all, ever. You're also not going to worry about breaking through them like you sometimes do with regular elastic bands, it's impossible. They have thin bands of latex stitching on the inside to keep them in place and it works.The resistance level of fabric bands is different from normal elastic bands, and it takes a little bit to get used to. With normal elastic bands you can stretch them to the point of failure. They'll keep stretching with increasing linear resistance until they break. These bands are limited by the terminating point of the fabric stretch, which is where you'll hit the majority of the resistance. It's kind of like hitting a wall where there's not stretch left to give. The resistance isn't really linear. It's constant all the way through the stretch until it won't go any further, which seems to be about 2X the unstretched length.That makes your usual routines are going to work and feel a little different. You're not going to have the same range of motion as you get with elastic bands. Your lunges/strides will be significantly shorter.It's not necessarily a bad thing, just a different experience. You may need to hold or modify certain movements to get what you're used to.Overall I'd definitely recommend them as long as you're aware of the decreased range of motion. If you prioritize full or maximum range, these probably aren't for you. If not, they still work extremely well and provide a ton of resistance at their max stretch.