SERIOUS STEEL FITNESSResistance Exercise Band and Resistance Tube Anchors (Strap or Door Anchor)

I love this brand. Everything I have purchased has been great quality. This is a great addition to any bands you have, as it helps maximize use but protects your bands from extra wear and tear. Some other brands were cheap and weren’t very substantial, but this one is extremely well made. Don’t hesitate.

I bought this to strap around palm trees or poles when I exercise outdoors. This feels heavy duty enough to with stand pulling from heavy resistance bands. For $17.29 tax included it is really worth it. If you use bands with handles the handles will fit through the loops. Well made.

These "anywhere straps" from Serious Steel do what they're supposed to do, which is allow you to anchor your bands anywhere you can find a pole or a tree. They work with both tube and loop bands, and have held up well with moderate use, showing little in the way of wear and tear. While these will work well for most folks, I don't like the Serious Steel straps as much as my Bodylastics anywhere straps. The Bodylastics has more of the softer neoprene around the end loops that protects your bands, and it has a stitched-in D-ring that you can clip your tube bands on.

Title says it all. It works great if you need a strap with a loop at both ends. As it happens, I did - for my wall anchor points so I didn't have to loop my resistance band around the metal anchor. Strong and not technically challenging for installation.

Bought the large 40-inch strap to anchor around a 6x6 inch post. Good quality and definitely more than strong enough for any force likely to be applied. Wraps around the post with ease with an additional 17-inch tail, so this will certainly work well where a long anchor is needed.

Serves a simple purpose very well - it allows you to train with resistance bands using trees and other outdoor objects without risking tearing your bands.

I'm happy with the product, and it's one of several that I have purchased from Serious Steel.In hindsight, if I was doing it again I would have bought the less expensive version without the carabiner. I ended up taking the carabiner off because I was paranoid that it might somehow slip out from the door jam and that metal might bean me in the head. To be fair, it has never slipped and I have used it a ton.

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