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Cloth Exercise Band Set
Cloth Exercise Band Set
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3 resistance levels – As you advance from beginner to pro, switch the resistance from light to medium to strong, helping you step up your workout game and train like a pro.
Easy to use – These elastic, cloth bands work as thigh toners, glute activators, arm raisers, and muscle builders for full body strength workouts. From squats to hip thrusts & thigh contractions, these bands will make you feel the burn. Use the bands for Pilates, Yoga, Cross Fit Training, Hot Yoga and more.
Stay in place – Thanks to their non slip inner strips, these training bands for thighs stay right where you place them. The cloth nature of our bands will ensure they don't slip down your legs or pinch your skin.
3x more value – Buy your non-slip bootie bands today and also receive an exercise booklet and a carrying bag. Small and portable, you can use the fitness bands at home, at the gym, outdoors, etc.
Long lasting & high quality - Due to our premium manufacturing, our Booty Bands last longer than competitors and will maintain their elasticity no matter how far you push them to the test. The thickness of our bands makes them more comfortable and stronger to make your workouts the best yet.
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