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Resistance Bands

$40.00

 

    • You get - 1 set with 3 resistance strips for legs and buttocks. Our resistance bands for training include 3 levels of resistance to choose from, which are suitable for training of experienced athletes
    • 345Activewear - resistance bands are color-coded: light green is of the least resistance, pink has the medium level and purple has the strongest resistance. Different strengths will provide you with more flexibility and more options for your exercise routine, making sure all your workout goals and intensity levels are met
    • Easy to use - the resistant band is portable. You can use it anywhere: at your home, gym, or even when you travel. You can continue with your workout routine anywhere you go. Booty bands are ideal for assisting in yoga, pilates, beach body workouts, and postpartum shape-up
    • High-quality - Our resistance bands are made of a blend of soft, thick, durable fabric that features an inner layer with non-slip latex, making it safer and keeping the band steady. It also prevents any slipping or rolling during workout

    Package Include

     

    • Heavy Band * 1
    • Medium Band * 1
    • Light Band * 1
    • Carry Bag * 1
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