PROTONE professional thick resistance band - multi layered resistance tube with handles - 50/70 lbs

I have not as yet used this particular band but I was satisfied with the sturdiness and performance of the exact same model it is replacing.

This is a very important addition to my standard band set. It adds alot more resistance without having to purchase too many bands that get tangled into a spaghetti. One orange band feels as heavy if not heavier than 3 black bands (which is the heaviest colour in the standard set) It is quite thick and sturdy for some heavy duty lifting

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I had purchased a set of resistant bands which ranged from 4lbs to 30lbs in resistance. This band by far out does the entire set.The band is sturdy and thick.You can actually feel the resistance from an early range of motion, as appose to most bands where the resistance is focused at the most extreme point of tension.I opted for the 50lbs (22kg) black band and I have no regrets. I think that the green (70lbs) band would definitely suit a heavy lifter or someone of big stature.Overall a descent buy but you will require lighter bands to mix and match to suit your workouts.

These are excellent value for money however the flaw IMO is with this ability to change and clip on bands because....the very end of the strap (where it joins the elastic) is a full 12 inches from the top of the handle, when doing any sort of curl and overhead press or shoulder press movement you find that the strap and carabiner can rub against the back of your arm above the elbow. I've got bruises from doing T25 workouts with these. Not particularly bothered, but I will purchase full bands with their own separate handles and elastic up as far as it can go in future (don't care about the slight extra cost, and really being able to exchange the bands is not so useful during a workout) so that there is no strap/clip to catch on my flesh when working out.Initially purchased the wrong band (too strong and their customer service exchanged it for the other one without any hassles).

I have a full range of bands from Protone. I trust them, and their products have proven very reliable for me. As such, I'd always buy from them.

Yes very good bands. I went for the orange band as its similar poundage to my bow on full draw. Handles are great. Need to wear shoes when doing curls as it will quickly crush your feet. Quite good for doing imitation draws of the bow. It does take some getting used to with the extra pull down of the bow hand from where the band handle is under your leading foot. The bands are well made and will definitely last. I still prefer going in to garden/field with the bow though so have a good think if you will actually use it. Im more likely to just use the bow.

A good piece of kit - provides a decent level of resistance. Most bands I have used are reasonably lightweight and are essentially toning/stretching tools, whereas these will give you more of a pump.Build and band material seem to be very sturdy.Mine are going strong after about three months of reasonably heavy usage. Provide a great additional exercise option when working out at home if you fancy a break from free weights.These are also light and travel very well, so you can use them easily when away from home if you are on the road and do not have access to a gym.