THERABAND Resistance Bands Set, Professional Non-Latex Elastic Band for Upper & Lower Body Exercise, Strength Training Without Weights, Physical Therapy, Lower Pilates, Rehab, Beginner & Advanced Set
$4.43
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Perfect exercise band set for beginners to use in at home physical therapy, with three light resistance levels that are easy to use by the elderly or those recovering from surgery, great for rehabilitating muscles and improving range of motion
Use as elastic stretching bands to increase strength and flexibility for ballet, pilates, yoga, or other athletes, also comes in an advanced level package of blue, black, and silver bands for increased difficulty and challenging workouts
Non-Latex Resistance Band increases both strength and flexibility and is perfect for those with latex allergies needing hypoallergenic resistance bands
Ideal for use in inclusion classrooms or occupational therapy for children with attention deficit or hyperactivity, tie around the bottom of chairs to create a DIY fidget foot band
Each band measures 5 feet long x 4 inches wide and comes in three color-coded resistance levels: Yellow, for resistance simliar 3-4 lbs. weights; Red, for resistance similar to 4-5 lbs. weights; Green, for resistance similar to 5 lbs. weights
10 reviews for THERABAND Resistance Bands Set, Professional Non-Latex Elastic Band for Upper & Lower Body Exercise, Strength Training Without Weights, Physical Therapy, Lower Pilates, Rehab, Beginner & Advanced Set
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The Candid Critic –
Latex-Free, Perfect for Shoulder Injuries
I have latex allergies and have never been able to used the regular Therabands as part of my physical therapy for an injury to my shoulder. I was DELIGHTED to find that Theraband actually existed in a Non-latex version.For anyone going through physical therapy and in need of strengthening, I recommend Latex-free Therabands. Too much exposure to latex is not good and can lead to latex allergies …This product is great and makes a lot of sense. They are slightly more expensive than the latex rubber version but worth it.
Kay –
Great quality and latex free!
I am using some exercise DVDs that require exercise bands. Since I have a latex allergy, I needed to find some latex-free bands. These are perfect! Really good quality and I like the range of resistance provided, although I ended up starting with the medium band. I’m sure I can find a friend who can use the “light” band, or I can use it if I need to lighten up my workout. The key thing, though–no hives when I used this product! I highly recommend these exercise bands for those with latex allergies.
purpsfrog –
Great product
A few years ago, I used latex (the original) Therabands to assist in my recovery from an injury. I am now allergic to latex, and was happy to be able to purchase this active recovery pack (3 resistance levels). These, unlike other brands, are virtually identical to the latex product, without the horrid smell and possible skin allergies! A very useful item for anyone recovering from an injury (look for PT exercises online or from a professional) or for use in pilates. Highly reccommended from this accident-prone customer.
AL2NY –
latex free, priced well, timely delivery
I bought these and received them within two days. I love being a prime member. More importantly, these are latex free and I plan on using them with a client that I have who is allergic to latex. In case you are not aware, most exercise bands are latex. TheraBand has always been a good product. I will edit this if any of the bands do not live up to my expectation.
James P McComas –
Let these stretch your imagination
One of my water aerobics instructors recommended these particular bands and now I know why she did. I like the thickness and resistance of these. They are stretchy, but not too stretchy. These bands are now part of my daily workout and I’m very pleased with them.
L. Morris –
Latex is better
I have used the earlier latex version of this product and found it very satisfactory. This latex-free product has a thickness two to three times that of latex, and stretch per foot is less than latex , and smell duration is way worse than latex, it is also harder tie in a knot than latex.Bottom line: if you are not allergic, look for the latex stretch bands.
Mary from Arizona –
The TheraBands are the same bands that I used in …
The TheraBands are the same bands that I used in physical therapy. They are a higher quality band compared to other bands I have seen in various stores. I use them to strengthen different muscles throughout my body. They are color coded, so make sure you purchase the band strength you need.
Trey R. –
These are not latex free!
The product has a label which clearly says “This product contains natural rubber latex which may cause allergic reactions”. My daughter has a latex allergy and we specifically purchased these bands due to them being described as non-latex. Thankfully, we read the warning labels before opening the package, but this is a dangerous and misleading description.
santocho –
Son completamente de látex y las venden como sin látex
libby samuels –
Not as strong as I expected. The green band is not what I experienced when I has physio-therapy at the Catherine Booth Hospital.