DMoose FitnessFabric Resistance Bands for Working Out - Non-Slip Cloth Bands for Squats, Lunges & Bicep Curls - Long Resistance Band for Booty Exercises, Women & Men

I am so impressed with these! These cloth bands have a lot of advantages over the more classic rubber style bands.PROS* Wont snap (and hit you in the face) like rubber ones eventually do.* Extremely secure under your foot. Wont slip off your foot (and hit you) like the rubber ones.* Super comfy in your hand. No gloves needed!!* Since there is no friction like the rubber ones, doesn't scrap your skin or pull on your clothes if against your body.* They never tangle up when you put them in a bag/bin. (with rubber ones, the first 5 mins of your workout is untangling them)* After attaching them to an anchor, super easy to release the knot. (if you used rubber ones, you know that pain)* When decompressing, they dont jerk like rubber ones do, which can hurt your joints. Super smooth recoil.Something to think about: typical bands have a LOT more resistance the more you stretch them out. Exercise too easy, just take a step back! These bands, however, have a very consistent resistance. When you stretch them out, the resistance really does not increase much at all. I am not sure if this is a positive or negative - it depends on your workout style - but definitely a key thing to consider.

These are great straps to work out with. Not had any issues tearing or inconsistent resistance.

These bands are really pretty good. They are durable enough to support my body weight (almost 200lb) during pull ups. The fabric is way more comfortable than the rubber ones. Of course the ease of use is there with loop bands. My only complaint is that they are a tad short for someone tall to do squats or overhead exercises with heavier bands. I'm 6'4, if I were 6'0 or under i would probably have no complaints.

I just got these bands and have not had a chance to use them yet, so I will update with any changes. I am a gym owner and we use pull up style bands a lot for many different things. The normal rubber bands are not cheap when you have 100 or more, do not have the longest life span (especially thinner bands), require maintenance in trimming peeling layers which also makes them lose effectiveness. I previously had bad experience with fabric bands (hip bands) that run out of stretch and tear at seems. But recently got a budget pair of fabric hip bands that were much better. Then saw these which looked similar in construction (more durable) and had a great price point.So for $20 or so dollars, getting 5 bands, compared to $20 for one #3/light band is a steal if they are decent. Got them and first thing I wanted to see is if they had limited stretch (maxed out too early). Nope, good stretch, good seems it appears and the it is all about how much tension they have. So busted out the fish hook and ran an experiment. I compared to #0/micro - #4/Average bands by Rep Fitness and Elitefts. The results are truly impressive. If the bands hold up for any real length of time in a commercial setting, I am sold.I also felt pretty confident in DMoose since I have got a bunch of wrist wraps and other accessory style items I keep at the gym for members use. Just wanted to share my findings because I am so far very impressed.

First time using fabric stretch bands. They are flexible and comfortable on my hands, arms and shoulders.

Excelente me encanta

I loved these bands because they were about three inches; wide and sturdy. If I ordered correctly, the bands are now about an inch wide. Did I order wrong or has the quality of this product diminised?

Exactly what I was looking for