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Helpful for my physical therapy routine
These are good for my physical therapy exercises and are much better than the traditional latex stretchy bands that tend to roll down and sometimes break. The stitching looks like it will last through many sessions, and I can’t imagine these snapping apart during use. The bands come with a small poster which shows many different exercises that can be with them. A mesh carrying bag is also included.The set includes 3 smaller bands which are good for leg work and physical therapy, and 3 larger bands, which can be used for upper body workouts, stretching, Pilates, or physical therapy. I was disappointed that the longer bands didn’t have more resistance when using them for bicep curls and overhead presses. They definitely won’t be replacing my dumbbells. The littler ones gave a better workout.The smaller Fitense resistance bands have two rows of latex on the inside, which keeps them from slipping. The longer bands, which are thinner, have one strip of latex. I have used them with both long pants and shorts, and they stay in place whether they are touching fabric or skin. The color coding makes it easy to grab the resistance level you need without stopping to read labels. The bands also have the resistance levels written on them. I did notice that the smaller bands are not as long as a set I had used in the past and they just barely fit my legs above the knee. For me this is fine because that’s where they need to be placed for my therapy, but if you want to use them higher up on your thighs, I would not consider these one size fits all. I wear size 20 pants for reference. My review photos includes a comparison with the other band.My physical therapist knew what these bands were and was excited when I told her I had ordered some. Her reaction is a good endorsement. I recommend these bands with the caveat that the smaller bands may not fit well on larger women.

Sturdy
This is a nice set of stretchy fabric resistance bands in two sizes (long and short) and three weights each (light, medium, and heavy). I wanted to try these as my stretchy plastic resistance bands (brand name) tend to roll up and not stay in place. These are definitely sturdier and stay in place (for example, around my thighs) without rolling. They are probably for more advanced exercisers than the therabands, though, as even the lightest weight is hard to move for a beginner. Still, I intend to use the lightest bands here for some simple exercises and build up. Price seems reasonable for what you get, and these should last forever. A small mesh travel bag is also included so you can take one or two bands with you while travelling.

Good for around the house, great for travel
I use these resistance bands for both general exercise and some physical therapy applications. They’re good for building strength in underused muscles and even better for PT like rehab. I’ve used them for both my shoulder and my recent knee replacement and they replace the need for me to use weights or, in some cases, body weight to provide resistance. I’ve even used them on an airplane when I need a good stretch or it’s a really long flight and I would otherwise miss my regular workout. I don’t think I’d have the necessary space in most coach seats but in the bigger seats it’s easily doable. My only complaint is the coloring. I’m a guy. Pink, purple, and lavender aren’t really my colors. I’d prefer red, yellow, and green or, at minimum, a selection of non-pastels. Still, they’re better than nothing and they work well.