Grintin Bands
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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- Affordable at under $10
- 5 color-coded options
- Resistance clearly marked
- Lightweight and portable
Pros & Cons
What We Like...
- Budget friendly at under $15
- Good for beginners
- Come with small carrying bag
- Compact and easy to store
What Needs Improvement...
- Limited movement options due to them being loop resistance bands
- Not suitable for more advanced strength training
- Don’t feel particularly durable
Product Summary
The Gritin Bands certainly aren’t going to last you a lifetime. They’re very thin, but at their very affordable price of under $15, they will not break the bank. Coming back from an injury? These are a great option to help you slowly rehabilitate without overextending yourself. The Gritin Bands are also a good option for those who need lighter resistance for whatever reason. They also will not rub as you use them, which I particularly like. Plus, they come with a small carrying case so you can take them on the go with you.
Specs
| Total Resistance | 125 pounds |
|---|---|
| Color(s) | Black\, yellow\, pink\, blue\, green |
| Dimensions | 6.5 x 4.92 x 0.51 inches |
| Brand | Gritin |
Summary
This resistance band set is a cheap, low-stakes option to add to your home gym.
