Best Resistance Bands Exercise Equipment Workout Set (15 Pcs) - Home Gym Exercise Bands for Travel, Rehab, Crossfit, Pilates, Physical Therapy - Comes with A Beautiful Gift Box

I purchased these due to the fact that we have a new baby in the house and it's much harder to get to the gym. Started working out with these a week and a half ago. We didn't want to buy a home gym to take up a ton of space in our house so we started looking at alternative solutions and came across these.They are very easy to use and swap bands out while rotating exercises and when you're done you throw all of the handles/bands in the bag and boom you're done. Quality is great! I've been using heavier band resistance and you can't tell by looking at the doors (no scratches or dings whatsoever) so the anchor provided is fantastic.The workout is every bit as good as expected. The range of exercises these provide give you a full body workout as long as you stick to the workout routines recommended. Would definitely recommend these to anyone looking for an alternative home workout solution.

I used the Fit Force Athletics Bands while on vacation. The seem to be made of high quality materials and can be used as I anticipated. I have only two comments. One, I wish the bands were textured since for some exercises the band is a little too slippery in your hands. This seems, though, to be true of all bands I looked at on Amazon, unlike the bands in my local gym, each of which are a twist of bands covered in a textured material that are very easy to hold. Second, it would be nice if there were a second set of grips. Going back and forth between two or more bands with a single set of grips is a bit of a time waster. I have looked on the Fit Force site, but I don't see an additional set as an option. If I could have given these 4 1/2 stars I would have. Overall the cons are minor and I have enjoyed using this set.

I originally got this for use outside on my pull-up bar, after discovering the door anchor was only intended for use on doors (big surprise I know) I took a very stout rope, secured the anchor to one of the wooden posts the pull-up bar is attached to, and it works flawlessly.Okay, now that that's out of the way, the first impression of the package that the bands, anchor, handles, straps, etc. come in was nothing short of brilliant on FFA's end because everything is conveniently stowed in the plastic, mesh type, carrying bag. The bands themselves are thick, and I don't believe they will break while in use, however I haven't used them yet, so I will update this review if that should happen.Pros:Bands are well madeBands clip onto handles/straps, so you can put multiple bands on at onceStraps/handles are well made, FFA also gives you a set up tutorial on how to set the door anchor up.Cons:None thus far

I've only had the set for about a week, but there's already a noticeable difference in both my strength and muscle mass. Changing resistances and exercises is quick and simple, making it easier to keep my heartrate up between sets and between exercises. The exercises and movements are intuitive, and virtually idiot-proof. The individual grip handles allow for easy targeting of specific muscle groups, the stackable bands make it easier to add resistance without having to invest in a large number of bands, and the size and portability of the set means you can take it and use it anywhere, anytime. If you have the time, and you have this set, you can get in a great workout at the drop of a hat.Being that I've only had the set a short time, I can't speak to durability of the product, but the performance is outstanding. Especially for the price.

The materials and quality of this set of bands is high. I have a couple of cheaper band sets and these are superior. The bands cover a wide range of resistance, and having 5 means more options for fine tuning your workout. The webbing and stitching are beefy and I like the metal fittings over the plastic found on cheaper sets. These look like they will last. I gave 4 stars because of the need for a couple of improvements. The exercise chart needs to be larger and have clear photos and text. As it is it is very hard to use. For this price, the chart should be as high quality as the bands. The door anchor should have both a webbing loop and a D-ring. Having only a webbing loop means you have to pass the band through the loop or use an ankle strap to get a clip-in point. Having both a webbing loop and a D-ring on the anchor would allow either option quickly.

I had read the reviews on here about this product before purchasing and they were overwhelmingly positive, and after using the product I would definitely agree. I have only had the bands for a little over a week but so far they are more sturdy than I even anticipated. The handles are comfortable to use and the door anchor stays in place and is easy to set up. Compared to the single resistance band I had before these are like night and day.As for the effectiveness of the bands I have found that they are especially helpful for pull movements such as various types of rows and face pulls (compared to the adjustable dumbbells that I have, which makes some of those movements difficult or less effective), and I also like them for the added tension at the top of curls and any lifts/exercise where you hold at the top of the movement. In summary, I would absolutely recommend this product.

It's a nice enough product, though I haven't had any experience with any other of the cheaper competitor resistance bands. They could be just as nice for all I know. Packaging was great. So great I remembered it was just bands inside, not anything fragile. The work out chart is nice but so is the internet. It seems like a good product but for about twice the price of the others available, if the money is in the packaging and whatnot, then I'm paying for stuff I neither want or need, and I have a hard time believing there's a wide disparity in quality of resistance bands, but if there is and that's what keeps them from snapping into my face or otherwise causing injury, then so be it.