Draper's Strength Heavy Duty Resistance Stretch Loop Bands for Powerlifting Workout Exercise and Assisted Pull Ups 04. Purple

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Draper's Strength Heavy Duty Resistance Stretch Loop Bands for Powerlifting Workout Exercise and Assisted Pull Ups 04. Purple

Regular price: Dhs. 164.00
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Description

From light to heavy resistance (2-200 lbs) - To choose the best bands for your needs, check out the band tension chart in the images to the left
Bands are 41" inches long and are made of high-quality latex material built to last for years.
A variety of exercises can be performed - for physical therapy, rehabilitation, pull-ups, stretching, strength training, and powerlifting
Lightweight and Portable so you can take your workout with you
90-DAY NO QUESTIONS ASKED MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE, LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY and EMAILED WORKOUT e-GUIDE with every band purchase

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Customer Reviews

Band snapped with less then a month of useGarbage. Hasn't even been a month and pne snapped. Good thing I wasn't using this for banded brench, it could been a disaster. It for want to possibly injure yourself or others, go ahead and buy this product. Garage fit lasted a year before I purchased these. I figured I would try something new but what a poor choice. 1" I guess the picture of my bruise was not cool even though it was zoomed in and impossible to ...I am writing these reviews again as my previous post got removed for being "inappropriate." I guess the picture of my bruise was not cool even though it was zoomed in and impossible to make out where the bruise was.I have had no problems with this product and even loved it. I bought 3 of the black bands, as I kept losing mine at the gym. First couple ones I had for a few months before I would lose them at the gym, but I had no problems with them. I used them to do band pull-aparts, assisted pull-ups, for various stretching routines, etc.I recently bought another one because I loved these so much but had to leave a review as a fair warning - I was using them to stretch my legs and had them stretched quite far. I had it around my waistline and was stretching when I heard it rip, and I felt a sting on my backside and the band shot to the side. I felt a lot of pain, but didn't think it was that bad. But the band was completely torn, and it left me a really big bruise (see photo). I was perplexed as even though I am not a light man by any means (weigh about 215 lbs.), the product description goes to provide lifetime warranty and I was sure that it could handle heavier loads. I don't think I was using the product in dangerous manners that it wasn't designed for so I am really confused as to why this happened. Like I said, I used multiple bands before just fine, and this one tore in my first week of use. I hope they can address this but honestly I am not sure if I can trust this product to do such stretches anymore. 1Very short life.I purchased this (red bands) product back in late July of 2018. I use it moderately for various stretching exercises and today one of the red bands split in half. There are no visible slicing marks, layers coming loose or tearing. Overall, disappointed this product didn t make it 4 months. 1SnappedWorked great for a while, but snapped mid-exercise after about 5 months. Thankfully it did not injure me. I was stretching it to about 80 inches from the anchor point, so maybe these bands just cannot handle an intense workout. 1Seller stands behind productBought this 3 years ago and have tied it to my pull-up bar so my kids can do assisted pull-ups. I recently tried to untie it and it broke. The rubber appeared dry-rotted under the knot, but nowhere else. I emailed Draper's and they cheerfully sent me a new band. I think the product has good quality, but something about tying it to a bar for 3 years will make it break eventually. If you plan to use it for assisted pull-ups, you might move the knot around to different areas periodically. 5NoNo 1Using for assistance in pull-up trainingWhen I first opened the package, I thought, "Dang, that's a BIG rubber band." And it is. Most of my adult life I've been overweight and understrong. Though I started changing that a year or two ago, I still lack the right muscles (especially the lats) to do unassisted pull-ups. At 6'2" and 240 lbs, I can do dead hangs from the bar, but negatives are difficult - I just drop too quickly.After reading reviews, I ordered the blue Draper Strength band, and after it arrived I hooked it over my freestanding bar and struggled to pull it down enough to get it around my knee. Then I realized it was just easier to reach my foot up to the loop and step down into it. The first day of practicing I still couldn't quite get my chin over the bar. The loop works excellently for the first 75-80% of the pull up, but then I've gotta use more actual muscle. I'm starting to learn how to recruit my lats more, and am making progress. I've only been using it for a few days and can now do several assisted pull-ups in a row. It might take me a month or two before I need to move down to a lighter band, but I'll be augmenting my training with barbell rows and inverse bodyweight rows while I work daily with the blue band. Most of my training with the band is done in the grease-the-groove style of Pavel Tsatsouline.The quality of the band seems fantastic. If you're not tall and you're using the blue one, you might need a step stool to mount it for pull-up practice. It really does provide a lot of resistance. I'll update on the build quality after a couple months, although I don't anticipate issues. I'd recommend buying it with confidence. 5The band has numerous blemishes within the rubberThe band has numerous blemishes within the rubber not sure if I can trust the integrity of the band. 1Too small to useI bought the purple band and it's basically useless to me. My issue with this band is how short it is. Unless I'm using it totally wrong, it's impossible to extend to the length I need. I even tried doing the workouts that come in the guide the seller emails but the band just won't give. Obviously you want resistance but it's useless if it doesn't stretch enough to even be used. 1Great, inexpensive, best to buy in a set, for barbell lifting and stretchingI use these mini bands on barbells and the belt squat machine for powerlifting dynamic effort westside conjugate style training.If you are wondering, here are the cross sections of two especially relevant bands:Red Draper 57mm^2Black Draper 99mm^2Comparatively:Westside Black Monster Mini 81mm^2So if you are looking for a band to work between the Draper Red and Draper Black, Westside is an option.You might also be able to just throw on a Draper Yellow next to a Draper Red to accomplish the exact same thing, but the one thing I have not done is tested the weight of such combinations in real terms.I recommend getting a hanging scale and using that to determine how much band tension you actually have on the bar. Since heights of people and lifts of course vary, you will want your own inputs.I also use these bands for various stretches, and they are VERY slippery out of the package. They also outgas like crazy. I threw them outside on the patio to breathe a bit, then washed them in the back. I still get a headache when I pull them out in a confined space.Might try scrubbing them with a green scratchy pad to get some grip out of them, breaking up the glossy exterior. That is just the chemical nature of these types of bands as far as I can tell. 5

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