Premium Fabric Resistance Bands Set of 3 – Purple

Both sets are made from durable elastic fabric with excellent non-slip performance. The key difference is in the number of bands and resistance range: the 3-band set offers heavier resistance for strength training, while the 5-band set includes lighter levels ideal for mobility, warm-ups, and rehab.

If you're new to resistance training or focusing on endurance and recovery, the Light band is a great starting point. For strength-building or targeted leg and glute workouts, the Medium and Heavy bands offer increased tension to help build power and control. Progressively switching bands helps avoid plateaus.

Absolutely. These resistance bands provide progressive tension as you stretch them, making them effective for muscle activation, strength gains, and functional fitness. Many users find fabric bands engage stabilizer muscles better than free weights.

Our resistance bands are perfect for lower-body work, but they’re also suitable for upper-body and core training. You can incorporate them into exercises like standing rows, lateral raises, shoulder presses, and ab moves to build full-body strength and stability. Their versatility makes them a great tool for any workout style.

You can use the bands for exercises like squats, glute bridges, hip thrusts, clamshells, lateral walks, kickbacks, and lunges. They also work well for warm-ups, muscle activation drills, burnout finishers, or even rehab and recovery movements.

Fabric bands offer superior comfort, durability, and stability during workouts. Unlike many latex bands, they don’t roll or pinch the skin, making them ideal for leg and glute exercises. They also last longer and provide smoother stretch, maintaining consistent resistance throughout workouts.

Yes, fabric resistance bands are great for adding controlled resistance to Pilates and yoga workouts. They’re also widely used for mobility exercises, stretching, and physical therapy, helping improve flexibility and strength safely.

To keep your exercise bands in top condition, gently wipe them down with a damp cloth after use, or hand wash them in cold water if needed. Avoid machine washing or tumble drying to preserve the elasticity and woven structure of the fabric.