Ryher Fitness Pull Up Resistance Band - Exercise Bands for Crossfit, Chin Up Assistance, Elastic Band for Powerlifting, Streching
Category: Sports & Outdoors
Categories: Sports & Outdoors > Exercise & Fitness > Strength Training Equipment > Resistance Bands
Store: Ryher
Average rating: 4.6 (975 ratings)
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Exercise band, Elastic band gym #5 Green - from 50 to 125 lbs. Tension level: high
Resistance bands men and women, home or gym equipment for fitness, crossfit, pilates, body building
Pull up bands are great for home workout. Resistance bands for legs and glutes, arm bands, pull ups
Fitness bands resistance for increasing strength and muscle training only with your body weight
Exercise equipment, durable Rubber bands great even when you travel. For trainers and beginners

Add an extra resistance to your workout and help your body to perform better!Used for a challenging power-lifting routine, or for helping with kipping pull ups and strict pull ups, our bands are ideal for both men and women. The Ryher bands are perfect for developing muscle memory or for helping with pull ups, chin ups, ring dips and muscle ups.No matter your size, age, or strength level, we have a band that can help you get to the next level.
Our Resistance Bands:
#1 Yellow- 2 to 7 kg (5 to 15 lbs.)
#1 Yellow- 2 to 7 kg (5 to 15 lbs.)
#2 Red- 4,5 to 16 kg (10 to 35 lbs.)
#2 Red- 4,5 to 16 kg (10 to 35 lbs.)
#3 Black – 9 to 27 kg (20 to 60 lbs.)
#3 Black – 9 to 27 kg (20 to 60 lbs.)
#4 Purple- 16 to 38,5 kg (35 to 80 lbs.)
#4 Purple- 16 to 38,5 kg (35 to 80 lbs.)
#5 Green – 23 to 57 kg (50 to 125 lbs.)
#5 Green – 23 to 57 kg (50 to 125 lbs.)
#6 Blue – 29 to 80 kg (65 to 175 lbs.)
#6 Blue – 29 to 80 kg (65 to 175 lbs.)
How to Choose the Right Band for You
When used as assisted pull-up bands: beginners and big body weight are recommended to choose #4 Purple, #5 Green or #6 Blue band, while the advanced and light body weight are suitable to use #1 Yellow, #2 Red or #3 Black.
When used as
assisted pull-up bands
: beginners and big body weight are recommended to choose #4 Purple, #5 Green or #6 Blue band, while the advanced and light body weight are suitable to use #1 Yellow, #2 Red or #3 Black.
When used as resistance bands: beginners are recommended to start from #1 Yellow, #2 Red or #3 Black band, while the advanced can proceed to #4 Purple, #5 Green or #6 Blue.
When used as
resistance bands
: beginners are recommended to start from #1 Yellow, #2 Red or #3 Black band, while the advanced can proceed to #4 Purple, #5 Green or #6 Blue.
Our recommendation is to choose a set, or to combine 2 or 3 bands together. Use them as combined when you’re just starting out, and by themselves as you gain more strength. You will use lighter bands as your level goes up.Use the chart from the picture as a rough guide for which band is best for you by following the steps bellow:
Step 1: Try to do some pull-ups and see how many you can do without any assistance. Find that number on the left side of the chart
Step 1
: Try to do some pull-ups and see how many you can do without any assistance. Find that number on the left side of the chart
Step 2: Find the range that corresponds to your weight on the top of the chart
Step 2
: Find the range that corresponds to your weight on the top of the chart
Step 3: Follow the intersection of those numbers into the chart and see the recommended band color
Step 3
: Follow the intersection of those numbers into the chart and see the recommended band color