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C. White
2025-09-01 21:47:48
This is a great choice for anyone that's just starting their workout routine! It allows you to concentrate on the quality of you movements while be able to perform an average number of reps.
zakeunc
2025-08-23 18:15:15
Bad design. It is very uncomfortable to use because the whole strap, and especially where the elastic pieces connect to the top mount, rub against / dog in to your body as you do pullups. Unfortunately I think I missed my return window but I want to send this back.
Jane Douagh
2025-08-13 20:30:22
Unfortunately these pull up bands weren't very assistive since I wasn't able to apply tension to them. These are meant for average height people so those who are on the shorter side should be aware.
Randall
2025-08-10 18:01:19
This item can be adjusted in how much assistance it gives you as you get stronger. How long it lasts before breaking is still to be determined. We'll see.
Kuldeepsinh Rana
2025-07-25 10:19:23
If you've ever struggled with pull-ups or chin-ups, the Bilbear Pull Up Assistance Bands are a revolutionary solution that deserves a spot in your fitness arsenal. From the moment you unbox these bands, it's evident that they are crafted from high-quality materials with attention to detail.The use of metal carabiners and hooks adds a level of durability that ensures these bands can withstand the rigors of your workout routine. The straps, constructed from robust and long-lasting nylon, further contribute to the overall reliability of the system. The inclusion of a carry bag is a thoughtful touch, making it convenient to take your pull-up assistance bands wherever your fitness journey may lead.The system is ingeniously composed of three main parts. The top segment features an adjustable nylon strap with markings for height adjustment, easily hooking onto your pull-up bar. The bottom segment, equipped with loops for your feet, is connected to the top by elastic tubular bands. This design offers stability and flexibility, ensuring a secure grip during your pull-up exercises.What sets the Bilbear Pull Up Assistance Bands apart from the competition is the ability to customize your assistance. Included bands are 50lbs, 60 lbs (1 each) and 70 lbs (2 bands) in resistance which allow the user to tailer the level of support to match their current fitness level. As you progress and gain strength, simply switch to a lighter band to gradually reduce the assistance received. This flexibility makes it a versatile tool for individuals of all fitness levels.For someone like me who is working towards the goal of mastering pull-ups, these bands have been a game-changer. I find myself reaching for them daily as I build up the strength needed to perform a full pull-up. The progressive nature of these bands adds a motivational aspect to my workout routine, keeping me engaged and focused on my fitness goals.In conclusion, the Bilbear Pull Up Assistance Bands are a must-have for anyone looking to conquer pull-ups or chin-ups. Their high-quality construction, adjustable design, customizable assistance levels, and the included carry bag make them an indispensable tool in the journey to build upper body strength. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned fitness enthusiast, these bands are a reliable companion that will undoubtedly elevate your pull-up game. Highly recommended.
CatLady
2025-06-27 10:32:51
I have been wanting to learn how to do pull ups for a while now. Last year I purchased the bar to attach to the doorway but it was evident I needed something to help me. I tried the other bands (the ones that look like gigantic rubber bands) but they did not work at all and I almost fell because they are not easy to use. After seeing these, I actually though they would do it. I tried to use all the bands (250 lbs) and there was absolutely no assistance at all. At the gym I can use the machine and 175 lbs is perfect to help me do an assisted pull up. I don't know why these aren't working? It's like the bands really aren't 250 lbs and more like 50 lbs?
S. Miller
2025-01-26 16:51:23
There is a reason they call the pull-up the "King" of bodyweight exercises. To do a "strict" pull-up, you must incorporate all the upper body muscles - back, shoulders, arms, chest, and core. There's a reason that all the fitness tests used by military special forces, S.W.A.T., etc. have the pull-up as an integral part. Not only is it a good indicator of an individual's upper body strength, but it's also relevant to their mission (i.e., lifting yourself and all your equipment over a wall). You add push-ups, squats, and a plank and that's the bodyweight "Big Four" - everything you need for a decent full-body workout. That said, what if you can't do a single pull-up? How do you get started?Enter the Bilbear Pull Up Assistance Bands. This is the perfect tool to help you start on your journey to mastering this exercise. It's very easy to set up on any pull-up bar. From carrying case to ready to go in under 3 minutes, and it stores back in the carrying case in even less time. With the four resistance straps they provide, you can offload up to 250 pounds of your body weight (one 50-pound, one 60-pound, and two 70-pound straps). These straps allow you to reduce your "felt" body weight significantly. You may not be able to do a "strict" pull-up (no legs to help "kick" your chin over the bar) with your full body weight, but if you can reduce your weight by 50, 60, or 110 pounds, that will make it significantly easier. As you build your upper body strength, you can remove the resistance bands individually. At some point, you'll support and lift your entire body weight with the upper body muscles!This is a great tool for those just starting out with the pull-up, or those returning after a hiatus, to those older individuals than may need a little bit (or a lot) of help to recover from age-related loss of muscle. I'm very impressed with this device and would recommend it to anyone.My recommendation - a great buy to start the new year!
D. Ogden
2025-01-12 14:29:05
I think this will assist me in getting a full blown pull up in, however I think the bands weights are not accurate. I am about 180 pounds and I had all 4 bands (250 pounds) in place and could only get half a pull up in.Set up was easy and it appears to be good quality that will hold up. I love the carabiner clips for easy adjustability. I did have a little difficulty getting both of my feet in independently and would be much safer with a second set of hands as an assist.
Hung Nguyen
2025-01-08 11:17:38
It will works but not as well as it should.
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