RESISTANCE BANDS

The rack is a drive. The door is right there. The bands still work.

BodyPulse Pro is the full-body resistance kit for people who want progressive load without a garage full of plates. Five TPE bands. Handles. Ankle straps. Door anchor. One bag.

Packages: 150 / 200 / 250 / 300 lb. Same layout. Different total stack.

What it actually does

• High-elasticity TPE tubes for smooth, progressive resistance
• Stackable kit loads from 150 to 300 lb
• Hits arms, legs, core, back, and glutes if you run a full pattern
• Foam handles + ankle straps for presses, rows, kicks, and pulls
• Door anchor for more angles than a floor-only band

Who it’s for

• Home lifters with no rack
• Travelers whose hotel “gym” is a treadmill and a prayer
• Beginners who need load they can add a band at a time
• Anyone whose dumbbells keep losing the closet fight

Inspect tubes and anchors before every session. Don’t stretch worn latex/TPE at face height. If a tube nicks, retire it.

How to use it

1. Pick the kit load (150 / 200 / 250 / 300 lb)
2. Clip handles or ankle straps
3. Use the door anchor for rows and presses — or stand on a band for curls and squats
4. Control the return. The band will yank if you don’t

The manual is in the bag. Start with one tube. Add load when the reps look clean.

Pick your package

• 150 pounds
• 200 pounds
• 250 pounds
• 300 pounds

What’s in the box

• 5 × resistance bands
• 2 × foam handles
• 2 × ankle straps
• 1 × door anchor
• 1 × storage bag
• 1 × user manual

Quick specs

• Type: portable full-body resistance-band kit
• Material: TPE tubing
• Kit loads: 150 / 200 / 250 / 300 lb
• Use: home, travel, hotel door, garage
• Vibe: the gym that fits in a bag

Not a replacement for a barbell if that’s the sport. It’s a practice kit. Clip it. Earn the reps. Pack it.

A rack needs a room.
A single loop is one movement.
BodyPulse is five tubes and a door.

Add BodyPulse Pro to cart — pick 150, 200, 250, or 300. Anchor the door. Train.

The bar is in another building. The legs are here. The band still works.

SquatForge Pro is the elastic leg resistance band for people who want more on squats, glute work, running strength, and basketball legs without dragging a squat stand. Latex tube. Thigh strap. Black. 370 grams.

What it actually does

• High-quality latex for consistent lower-body resistance
• 80 cm band length + 50 cm thigh strap so it stays put when you descend
• Built for deep squats, lunges, activation drills, and sports legs
• Light enough to throw in a gym bag or a suitcase
• Storage bag included

Who it’s for

• Lifters who want extra load on bodyweight or goblet work
• Runners who need activation before the miles
• Basketball legs that have to cut and jump the same night
• Home sessions when the rack is a drive away

Inspect the latex before every session. Don’t stretch a nicked tube. If it looks dry or split, retire it. Not a medical device.

How to use it

1. Secure the 50 cm thigh strap
2. Set stance. Brace
3. Squat, lunge, or march against the band
4. Control the stand-up — the latex will yank if you bounce

Activation: short sets before you play or run. Strength: slower reps, full control.

Color

• Black

What’s in the box

• 1 × SquatForge Pro latex leg band (80 cm + 50 cm strap)
• 1 × storage bag
• 370 g that actually leaves the house

Quick specs

• Type: elastic leg / squat resistance band
• Material: latex
• Length: 80 cm band + 50 cm thigh strap
• Weight: 370 g
• Color: Black
• Use: home, gym bag, court warmup, travel
• Vibe: lower-body load that packs like a hoodie

Not a squat rack and not a rehab prescription. It’s a practice tool. Strap it. Own the depth you have.

A rack needs a room.
A mini loop rolls up the thigh mid-rep.
SquatForge straps in and stays.

Add SquatForge Pro to cart — Black. Strap in. Own the squat.

The class started without you. The band still fits in a jacket.

FlowBands are SEBS yoga and fitness resistance bands for people who want stretch, light strength, and mobility without a drawer of snapped latex. One size. Pink, blue, or green. 96.9 grams.

What it actually does

• Smooth, consistent resistance for stretching and strength work
• SEBS material built to keep elasticity instead of turning into a rubber-band graveyard
• Light at 96.9 g — pack it, forget it’s there, use it anyway
• One size fits the usual stretch and pull patterns
• Yoga, Pilates, mobility, and simple home strength

Who it’s for

• Yoga and Pilates people who want extra tension on a hold
• Travelers whose hotel gym is a rumor
• Anyone warming up hips and shoulders on a living-room floor
• People tired of bands that snap on week three

Inspect before you pull. Don’t stretch a nicked band at face height. Not a medical device.

How to use it

1. Loop around feet, knees, or hands depending on the move
2. Take tension before the rep
3. Move slow — stretch or strength, not a fling
4. Ease off. Don’t snap it home

If the band rolls or bites, shorten the range and reset the loop.

Pick your color

• Pink · Blue · Green

What’s in the box

• FlowBands resistance band (color you pick)
• 96.9 g that actually leaves the house
• No extra hardware required

Quick specs

• Type: yoga / fitness resistance band
• Material: SEBS
• Weight: 96.9 g
• Fit: one size
• Colors: pink, blue, green
• Use: home, travel, studio bag, hotel floor
• Vibe: stretch tool you actually pack

Not a barbell and not rehab. It’s a practice band. Loop it. Own the range you have.

A class needs a clock.
Cheap latex snaps and lives in a drawer.
FlowBands weigh less than a phone case.

Add FlowBands to cart — pick a color, loop it, take the two minutes.

The glute machine is a drive. The floor is free. The band still works.

GluteForce Pro is the long tension band for people who want real load on bridges, kickbacks, squats, and thigh work at home. Natural latex plus nylon. Stretches from 55 cm toward 200 cm. Pink 18 kg, red 30 kg, or blue 42 kg.

What it actually does

• Progressive resistance for glutes, thighs, and lower body
• Latex + nylon so the band survives repeated stretch cycles
• Long travel — 55 cm resting toward ~200 cm — for kickbacks and full-range work
• Compact enough to live in a drawer and still get used
• Three discrete loads so day-one and month-three aren’t the same band

Who it’s for

• Home lower-body sessions with no machine
• Glute-bridge and kickback people who outgrew a mini loop
• Anyone who wants a clear step up: 18 → 30 → 42 kg
• Lifters adding band tension to squats they already own

Inspect before every session. Don’t stretch a nicked band at face height. Not a medical device and not a guaranteed “lift.” It’s load. You still have to do the reps.

How to use it

1. Pick 18 / 30 / 42 kg
2. Anchor or loop for the move (bridge, kickback, squat, lateral walk)
3. Take tension before the rep
4. Control the return — the band will yank if you flop

If the load folds your form, drop a level.

Pick your level

• 18 kg — Pink
• 30 kg — Red
• 42 kg — Blue

What’s in the box

• 1 × GluteForce Pro tension band (level you select)
• A reason the living-room floor gets used
• No machine required

Quick specs

• Type: multifunctional lower-body tension band
• Material: natural latex + nylon
• Stretch: ~55 cm to nearly 200 cm
• Levels: 18 kg Pink / 30 kg Red / 42 kg Blue
• Use: home floor, glute work, squat add-on
• Vibe: long band, real load, three steps

Not a hip-thrust machine. It’s a practice tool. Pick a level you can control. Add load when the reps look clean.

A machine needs a membership.
A mini loop maxes out on week two.
GluteForce gives you 18, 30, or 42 kg and a long stretch.

Add GluteForce Pro to cart — pick 18, 30, or 42 kg. Own the reps.

The rack is a drive. The door is free. The set still stacks to 100.

BandForce Pro is the tube-band kit for people who want a portable gym that actually has hardware — not five loose loops in a junk drawer. Five levels. Handles. Ankle straps. Door anchor. Bag.

One pack. 10 + 15 + 20 + 25 + 30 lb. Use one tube or clip them together.

What it actually does

• Five TPE / natural-latex tubes: 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 lb
• Stack to about 100 lb when you clip more than one
• Foam-wrapped handles and steel D-rings
• Door anchor for rows and presses
• Ankle straps for kicks and leg work
• Odor-light tubes meant for repeated home sessions

Not a medical device and not physical therapy. If you’re coming back from an injury, check with a professional first. Inspect tubes and anchors every session. Don’t stretch a nicked tube at face height.

Who it’s for

• Home lifters with no rack
• Office and hotel rooms that still have a door
• Beginners who need 10 lb before they need 100
• Yoga / Pilates / strength people who want handles, not just a loop

How to use it

1. Pick a tube (start at 10 or 15)
2. Clip handles or ankle straps to the D-rings
3. Use the door anchor for rows and presses — or stand on a tube for curls
4. Control the return. Stack another tube when the reps look easy

Never clip a worn ring. If a tube nicks, retire it.

Package

• 1 Pack

What’s in the box

• 5 × tube resistance bands (10 / 15 / 20 / 25 / 30 lb)
• 2 × foam handles
• 2 × ankle straps
• 1 × door anchor
• 1 × carry bag

Quick specs

• Type: stackable tube resistance-band set
• Levels: 10–30 lb each, stack toward 100 lb
• Material: TPE / natural latex tubes, foam handles, steel D-rings
• Use: home, office, travel, hotel door
• Vibe: gym-in-a-bag with actual hardware

Not a barbell. It’s a practice kit. Clip it. Earn the stack. Pack it.

A rack needs a room.
Loose loops have no handles.
BandForce is five tubes and a door.

Add BandForce Pro to cart — 1 pack. Clip the 10. Stack when you’re ready.