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Fitness Ankle Straps for Cable Machine - Double D-Ring
Fitness Ankle Straps for Cable Machine - Double D-Ring
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- Ready stocks in Singapore warehouse
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- Delivery 1~2 working days!
ESSENTIAL LOWER BODY TRAINING STRAPS - Zero in on your legs, glutes, thighs, hamstrings, and calves to aid in strengthening, toning, and sculpting your lower body muscle groups into the physique you desire.
IMPROVED & EASY TO USE - Stop switching back and forth during your workouts, our kickback ankle straps come in pairs and easily clip in and out as needed for your glute or leg workout.
MULTI-USE STRAPS FOR LEGS, GLUTES, THIGHS - Our ankle straps can be used in various settings like cable machines, resistance trainers and other exercises like glute kickbacks, leg extensions, curls, and weighted training.
SOFT, COMFORTABLE, AND HEAVY DUTY - We spared no expense in finding ultra soft cotton for your ankle straps without sacrificing the durability, strength and longevity of premium nylon exterior with a thicker steel D ring on your ankle lifting straps.
DIMENSION - 9.5 x 48cm Neoprene cuff with 4cm wide nylon straps
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