Perfect Fitness Bands Pro with Tendon Tech

Poorly made. Substandard.After only using it approx 7 times it is already cracking and on the verge of snapping!! Good idea but not very strong. You seriously risk injury if you use this too much and the point of exercise equipment of any type is long term use and quality. Seven uses is not long term!!! Dont but this!!!!

I hate to see all the bad reviews but I feel that maybe it's being used wrong. It's not met for long stretching exercises such as standing on one end and pulling on the other end with your hand. I believe it's met more for short stretching exercises. Such as putting it behind your back and with a hand on each end performing boxing exercises. This is what I use it for. I like it so well that I bought a second one. One for home and one to use in my boxing club. I haven't had no problem with cracking or braking. I was about to order a few more for the kids and adult boxing students but see that it's no longer available. This is a great idea and I hope the inventor make the necessary improvements that those of you with negative reviews suggested. Either produce it using stronger and more durable material or advertise it as a boxing/mma workout device met only for short boxing stretching exercises.

I think the product has a lot of potential but unfortunately it failed after going through the routines shown in the package. I believe with a more sturdy design this product can be great.

The rubber is cool translucent blue. Should develop a web band with a more resilient rubber...... Be careful not to abrade rubber with rough clothers, zippers, shoes, poles, etcGet two (2) to get some real resistance! There need to be a design with intermittent thicker cross-band to grip for increased resistance.

I like the concept of this fitness band, but think the initial release needs some work before it is ready for mainstream use.First, the positives:+ This is non-latex. That is a significant plus, and something the manufacturer should make ultra-clear on the product page. I've done physical therapy and fitness training with latex bands and straps while wearing cotton socks on my hands to avoid cracking my skin and the rashes that can result, and still caused tenderness where bands have brushed my arms. Happily, none of that with this band, and the "stickiness" is well worth the tradeoff.+ The webbing works well to protect against the worst effects of a single band snapping.+ The web is compact and pliable enough to pack flat in a suitcase or smoosh into a zipper bag for storage or travel.+ Although the surface of the band is sticky enough to attract lint, this can be washed away and the band freshened by lathering a few drops of dishwashing detergent in your palms, sudsing the band briefly, rinsing it in cool water, and hanging it to dry.Unfortunately, as noted, there are several concerning drawbacks. The first two impacted my rating; the third didn't, but is provided as a matter of information.- The workout guide is only provided online. A physical copy should be provided. Although the guide indicates that users can heighten resistance by gripping a shorter section of the band, there's no guidance for beginners who may struggle with completing the exercises.- There is no calibration of the resistance this band provides. Without that information, online shoppers are left to guess whether the band will be useful to them.- When I used this band to perform several physical therapy exercises from past rehab to see how well it would perform, I found the grip areas at the ends to be too small (I have relatively slender palms and fingers).

Horrible product broke on first day. Amazon refuses to return even though we are a prime member.

Good product

The "tendons" started ripping and will probably completely tear if I use it any further