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- Last seen at $6.50 at Power Systems on Nov 9.
These are flat latex resistance bands, 6 inches wide, sold as precut 4-foot singles or as a 50-yard roll in a dispenser box marked every foot. They come in three color-coded resistances: Light, Medium and Heavy. The latex is commercial grade, so it stretches and rebounds like the bands used in physical therapy clinics. They suit rehab, stretching, Pilates and light strength work more than heavy lifting. Against tube-and-handle sets they are simpler and cheaper to replace by the foot, but they have no grips, anchors or door attachment, and latex wears out and snaps over time.
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Owners of clinic-style flat bands generally find them effective for rehab and stretching, and value being able to cut a fresh band whenever one wears out. The common complaints are latex wear and snapping, and resistance that is hard to compare across levels.
These flat resistance bands are made of commercial-grade, durable latex. They come in three resistance levels, as individual bands or as a roll you cut to size. The level you choose sets how much the band stretches and how much resistance it gives.
A band can be used on its own or added to strength, Pilates or stretching routines. Lower resistance levels work as a low-impact beginner tool for improving flexibility, toning muscles, or recovering after injury or surgery.
Single bands are precut to 4 feet. You can cut them shorter or knot them to make hand grips. The 50-yard roll comes in a dispenser box and is marked every foot to make cutting easier. The product contains latex.
