Tru Grit Power Training Bands
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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- Available in 15, 30, 50, 65, 100, and 150-lb resistance levels
- Made from durable latex rubber
- Each band is labeled with its resistance
- Color coded for easy identification
- 41” L
- Versatile and portable
Pros & Cons
What We Like...
- Versatile, portable
- Color coded
- Labeled with resistance level
- Durable
- Can be purchased individually or as a set
- Resistance options from 15 to 150 lbs
What Needs Improvement...
- May have a latex smell
- Not great for heavier individuals if using for assisted pull ups
- Not an option for people with latex allergies
Product Summary
Tru Grit Fitness Resistance Bands come in seven color coded resistance levels: 15, 30, 50, 65, 100, and 150. Each band is explicitly labeled with its resistance level, making for very easy identification. They can be purchased individually or as a set. Constructed from durable latex rubber, these bands are built to last.
If you are looking to get a workout or mobility session while on the go, these bands are a good option as they are portable. They can be used for a seemingly endless number of exercises.
Use them to help hit your first pull-up, do banded squats, lunches, or bench press. While the bands vary in width, resistance, and thickness, they all measure 41 inches long, so they’re suitable for most individuals. The maximum resistance of 150 pounds may not be enough for stronger individuals.
Specs
| Materials | Rubber |
|---|---|
| Resistance levels | 15 lb\, 30 lb\, 50 lb\, 65 lb\, 100 lb\, 150 lb |
| Features | Color-coded and labeled with resistance level |
Summary
Tru Grit Fitness Resistance Bands are well-made, affordable, and versatile workout tools that may help you gain strength and mobility.
