FX FFEXSResistance Bands Set Men - Exercise Bands Durable Latex - Pull Up Bands Gym - Stretch Bands for Exercise - Workout Bands Fitness - Elastic Bands Gym - Men & Women - All Strength Levels

Bought this set of three in 2020 and they have been great, no issues at all, all have been used between 1 to 3 times a week over past two years, as good as the day they were bought. There is also a free downloadable guide that comes via a link. So impressed I’ve bought a second set so that I can do supported gym ring work. Arrived on time, all bands look good, a brief tester stretch shows no issues. Note to future buyers- you have to select the photo of the band you want and that is the product that will arrive!

Find the right residence band it’s really hard, this one it’s fine but the material it’s not the best

I just received these resistance bands and I was so excited that I tried them straight away, and they worked! My upper body strength is not very good (I don't do weight lifting but when using dumbbells for exercises I go for the 8kg max), I'm 5ft 2 and I weigh 63kg. I'm training to achieve a pull up and I was worried I'd need more than 1 band but honestly they are strong. I'm currently using the black one alone and working my way down. Cannot comment on durability but I'll update my review if anything changes. I'm glad I spent the money on these as my arms had a proper workout giving those pull ups a go!

Seems like a very high quality product, but time will tell. I've bought these to train towards a muscle up, and they're perfect for me. I've tested these to determine exactly how much assistance the band's are offering, here's what I found.If you understand a little bit about physics, you'll know that the further you stretch the band's the more assistance you'll get. So bare in mind that I'm 170cm. If you're taller you'll get more assistance on pull ups, if you're shorter you'll get less. That being said here are my findings.Green band: 4 kg assistancePurple band: 12 kg assistanceBlack band: 22 kg assistanceBasically what this means is that, combining all 3 bands, you'll feel about 38kg lighter when performing pull ups. This should be suitable for beginners if you're on the lighter side weight wise, but if you're a beginner weighing over roughly 65-70 kg (men) or over around 55 kg (women) then its possible that you'll require a higher level of resistance.Hope this was helpful!

Purchased the bands to aid me with pull ups for the first few weeks. Did the job perfectly

Best product because it help me the most when I’m at gym and made me reach my goal

I've been using these for a couple of months and just ordered a second set, so that I can exercise both arms at once and the like.The bands are very solid and stand up to all the use I've tried, though I've been doing general resistance band exercises, not assisted pull-ups. The three bands are a decent selection of resistance, for me as an unfit man in my mid-30s. Green is good for loose "warm-up" exercises, giving a bit more resistance to a stretch. Purple is good for light strength work and black is heavier. And obviously you can combine bands or fold them in half to get more resistance in finer gradations, or tie them to something very solid for a wider variety of exercisesBasically, for £20~ and an afternoon of internet research, you get the tools to do a solid set of exercises in your own home, and you can easily stuff at least the green or purple band in your pocket to exercise on the go

i have had no bother with these bands. quality seems high, not that i have oodles of experience in the band markets, but this set has had a fair hammering over the past couple months and i dont think there has been any damage to them. seem to still provide adequate resistance to be useful. happily bought the five band set after boinging the 3 band set a while to get a bit more range and options in the resistances. no complaints!!!