Brebebe Door Anchor Strap for Resistance Bands Exercises, Multi Point Anchor Gym Attachment for Home Fitness, Portable Door Band Resistance Workout Equipment, Easy to Install, Punch-Free, Nail-Free

Perfect buy. Good quality. Just buy it

Brilliant piece of equipment! Easy to set up, and you can work on all major muscle groups. There are plenty of workouts on YouTube to follow, and it’s great for travelling too.

A very useful piece of kit. Easy to use and get motivated for. Decent price for what it is, an investment but not sure how long these will last but will be happy to get a couple of years out of them.

This is really good for me to do workout at home. When I can get to the gym. Love the different stretch band weights. I can workout all different muscles groups in my body. I’m loving it at the moment.

Only had this item for less than a week and one of the bands has already snapped and another is showing signs of wear. If you get this only use it by attaching one end to the strap as threading the band through the door band loops will shear the band very quickly. Just an update. The seller has been in contact with me and I am very happy with their response over this issue and would rate them 5 stars in that regards!

Never buy. It is absolutely rubbish. The strap doesn’t stay on the door. They say upto 50 pounds or something. But look at the video. It loosens up even with a small pull.

Strong and functional

review for door anchor strap ====================== This is essentially a ratchet strap with several loops that you can attach to a door. However, the strap could have done with a better ratchet buckle - it's the most basic one, but it does the job. How well this fits does depend on your door height and top and bottom door gap size. I struggled to fit this at first. There are no instructions, but the basis is pretty simple - you just put it on the door. All you need to make sure is the black loops are above the metal rings, as in the product pictures and that you have threaded the ratchet correctly. In the end, I found a picture that made me realise I had threaded it incorrectly. I've attached the picture maybe others may find it helpful. After correctly threading and orientating the strap, although the strap was not completely tight against the door - you could lift it slightly, it did actually work as advertised. I put a few bands together and then used my weight to pull it from the top position, and it does pull the strap a few inches from the surface of the door which gets progressively worse as you use the points going towards the centre point loop. It is a normal nylon ratchet strap, so should be good for the load- not sure if repeated use on the same door will have wear and tear on the door itself, but it seems to be a nice idea. You also need to make sure you've tightened and threaded it properly or you could start exercising and find it pulls quite a lot more from the surface of the door. At the time of writing, Dec 2021, the price of the door anchor is £20 and the door anchor with included bands is £28. I couldn't find any other door anchor straps like these, but the single door anchor, the one that has a foam head and small loop for just the top or bottom door position can be bought for as low as £2 (inc delivery) on Amazon. Yes, this particular door anchor gives you three or four mounting positions along the door, but at quite a price hike. Its also possible the price has gone up just for xmas, and possibly come down again afterwards to give an appearance of a 'sale' price. Also a bit nervous if it will hold up properly over time - it only takes one break that could potentially be quite painful or worse cause injury. So far, only the top and bottom points seem quite sturdy, but if thats all you were going to use, you would be better off just getting a couple of single door anchors for £4-£5. I will try and update in 6 months to see how well it holds up.