Anchor GymWall Anchor for Resistance Bands - Heavy Duty Wall Hooks for Bodyweight Straps - Alloy Steel Exercise Band Wall Anchor for Stretch Straps

Great product, am using for shoulder mobility. No sign of coming loose yet. Installing the product my bricks turned out to be half bricks. The expansion bolts I purchased had a nut on the end, so I found out why to use tape or install both bolts at once.Sorry I pressed the wrong button, should have been 5 star.

If fitting to a stone wall I recommend buying 6x m8 raw bolts and using a 14mm masonry drill bit as these come with wood screws. Once up they are solid and I'm confident they won't move. They are Expensive for what they are but work great.

I purchased these for my resistance bands. They come supplied with strong bolts and the anchors are strong. Recommended

Nice sturdy anchor points for home gym. They work well although I did need to buy bolts to fix to brick wall.

Very easy to install and does a great job

Used for resistance band workouts

Great product they do the job great would highly recommend

Ideal for using to anchor bands for a variety of exercises. Was looking for another option to a door anchor. These are really heavy duty and should last for years.

I love the types of exercises you can do with these things ... so versatile. The quality is great. Super sturdy. If you follow the instructions and know how to use a drill/locate a stud, they're really easy to install. I had a question about how far apart to place the two columns apart from one another (I bought two sets and have them running 32" apart from one another) and a real human got back to me within a few minutes and even talked me through a few questions on the phone.I was going to buy the larger ones, but when the company rep heard what I was going to use them for (home gym, elastic bands, etc.) he recommended I go with the less expensive minis and I really appreciated that. Highly recommend this product and company!

This product arrived promptly and lived up to my expectations. I was able to get 3 anchor units for around $70 all up. They are sturdy and I am confident that I can use heavy bands safely. Having a stud finder, ratchet set and electric drill was essential for installation.

Little expensive but works great. Would I buy them again? Yes I would but wait for them go on sale.

I went all in on resistance band training because of gym closures and unavailability of weights during the pandemic. Tried a door anchor and its ok for lighter resistance band exercises but if you are serious and want to train heavier you have to use the thicker heavier bands. Most doors can not take that burden. These are just about perfect for resistance band training. You can set them at whatever height works best for you. I did the recommended one at ankle, one at chest, and one at as high as my hands would reach. The open design allows for easy changing out of bands without the risk of them slipping out. Other anchors are a closed loop design which requires you loop the bands through themselves and then undo the knot to change them out an would be kind of a hassle after a while. They are rated for 300 lbs when properly installed. Its a pretty straightforward installation process so long as you find the stud and have a drill. I've had them 7 months and use them 3-4 times a week with pretty heavy bands and no signs of wear at the welds. I got these used as an Amazon warehouse deal for about 50 bucks. I think the asking price new is a little steep in my opinion but then again any exercise you could do on a cable machine can be replicated with these anchors and those machines are in the thousands. If money is not an option for you then step up to the larger H1. I might get another set of these in the future to make 2 handed excercises easier.