Very happy with my item thanks

Bänder erfüllen ihren Zweck, sind auch gut kombinierbar. Alles wirkt ganz stabil. Die Karabiner könnten etwas größer sein.

OttimoLi usa mio figlio per allenare le braccia per lanciare a baseball.Comodi anche da tenere nel borsone dello sport

Es mejor de lo que pensaba, si sabes cómo usar las bandas y cómo entrenar bien puedes hacerte entrenamientos efectivos en cualquier sitio con esto

Ist für das Hand Training super toll zum halten mit den Griffen

Excelente calidad

Great

Die Gewichte auf den Bändern stimmen überhaupt nicht! Ich habe einen 50 lbs Band, von einer anderen Marke, bei dem man den Widerstand deutlich spürt. Das 90 lbs Band von diesem Hersteller, hat einen Zug von nicht mal einem 30 lbs Band von dem anderen Hersteller. Das wird wahrscheinlich auch an der Tatsache liegen, das die Bänder von dieser Marke hohl sind, während die Bänder von anderen Marken Vollgummi sind und somit deutlich mehr Widerstand haben. Die Bänder sind durch diesen Umstand, nicht zu empfehlen.

Schneller Versand!Wirklich sehr gute Qualität!Sehr zum empfehlen!

Ich bin total zufrieden mit dem Zacro Resistance Bands Set! Es bietet eine große Auswahl an Widerstandsstärken (von leicht bis schwer), sodass sowohl Anfänger als auch Fortgeschrittene effektiv trainieren können. Die Verarbeitung ist hochwertig, die Bänder sind stabil und reißen nicht, selbst bei intensiver Nutzung.Besonders praktisch finde ich die Griffe, Knöchelriemen und den Türanker, die viele verschiedene Übungen ermöglichen – ideal für Ganzkörpertraining, Physiotherapie oder Muskelaufbau. Dank der Tragetasche kann ich das Set überallhin mitnehmen und flexibel trainieren.Ein tolles Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis für alle, die ihr Training zu Hause oder unterwegs auf das nächste Level bringen möchten. Klare Kaufempfehlung!

Buena relación calidad / precio

The exercise set comes in a professional looking box with a transport pouch and a workout guide that displays information on safety and precautions, the use of the “door anchor” as well as some drawings with some exercise examples.The set contains six rubber resistance bands or tubes, two handles and two velcro type straps for your ankles, which you can attach to the resistance bands. The bands are marked to show the resistance level, so you don't have to look it up in the manual or on the box every time. The levels are: 10 pounds (4.6 kilograms), 20 pounds (9 kilograms), 30 pounds (13.6 kilograms), 50 pounds (22.8 kilograms), 70 pounds (31.8 kilograms), and 90 pounds (48 kilograms). There is only one band/tube per resistance level, but you will most likely not be using them with the attachments (see below), and you can supposedly combine two or more bands to increase resistance.The bands/tubes have hooks that can be used with the handles or ankle straps. The hooks seem to be made of some kind of cheap aluminum or something, and they are attached to the bands by means of some sort of woven plastic material.The door anchor is essentially a cylinder-shaped piece of foam attached to a loop made of the same woven plastic material. You can put it over the top or under the bottom of your door, and then shut the door to secure it in place. To me, this door anchor option has been the most useful aspect of the set, as it allows for a few exercises that are usually not easy to implement at home or without special exercise machines.That said, I think the set will probably not replace an entire gym, particularly for people who are used to working with traditional weight training equipment or exercise machines. To be completely honest, I have found the resistance to be a bit too low and the set-up to be a bit too (anatomically) awkward for more advanced training scenarios.First and foremost, it seems to be a good solution for people who have very little space and/or need an alternative to the gym, for example, while recovering from something - in which case they are ideally working under the instruction of physiotherapists of sorts.One thing that has spoiled the experience for me is that I am really not sure how durable the materials are. They feel a bit cheap, and, although I hope that they are sturdy enough to last for at least a little while, I think it’s prudent to thoroughly check for signs of wear and tear before each use. It is quite possible that the main issue will be general durability and nothing that can lead to bad surprises or would make the bands unsafe to use. And my guess is that durability will be a problem with most rubber-based exercise equipment (so comparable sets at a higher price point may not necessarily be much better). Nevertheless, this is making me wonder if and when rubber-based equipment is useful in the first place.Thus, my advice would be to consider your circumstances and budget:If you have a bit more cash to spend, are looking for a long-term solution, and have a bit more space, just going directly for more “classic”, non-rubber based exercise equipment (like even just dumbbells) may much more sustainable, practical, and satisfying. Especially if you are not a beginner or do not need to take things easy.If you are looking for an affordable, temporary solution in a small space, this set may be perfect. Especially if you are just easing (back) into exercise.

Ich habe bisher nur das stärkste Band ein mal in Gebrauch gehabt.bisher keine Beanstandungen!