Body Sport Loop Exercise Bands
Body Sport Loop Exercise Bands are engineered from durable natural latex rubber to provide a smooth, consistent stretch for strengthening, conditioning, and rehabilitation. They fit comfortably around the upper and lower legs to challenge hip and leg muscles during targeted resistance training, Pilates, and physical therapy.
Measuring 30.5 cm in length and 5.1 cm in width, these compact bands excel at focused movements such as forward, backward, and lateral stepping.
Key Features
| Brand | Body Sport |
| Model Number | W-BDSLB1 |
| Product Type | Loop Exercise Bands |
| Material | Natural Latex Rubber |
| Shape | Loop |
| Length | 30.5 cm |
| Width | 5.1 cm |
| Country of Origin | China |
Highlights
- Measuring 12 in. L x 2 in. W
- Designed for small movements such as forward, backward, and sideways stepping
- Bands are made from quality materials and manufactured to hold up to frequent and intense use.
- The bands restrain movement to short bursts of exercise, suitable for building strength and toning the muscles.
Materials & care
BodySport loop resistance bands are made of natural latex rubber, which provides a smooth, comfortable, and consistent stretch.
How to use
Position the loop band around the upper or lower legs to add resistance during lower-body exercises such as squats, lateral band walks, and leg lifts.
Warranty
Please see the manufacturer's warranty for terms and conditions which are included with the product or can be viewed at the manufacturer's website.
Frequently asked questions
What material are these exercise bands made from?
They are made of natural latex rubber, providing a smooth and consistent stretch.
What are the dimensions of the bands?
Each band measures 30.5 cm in length and 5.1 cm in width.
What resistance levels are available?
The bands are available in four resistance levels: Light (Blue), Medium (Yellow), Heavy (Red), and X-Heavy (Green).
What types of exercises are these loop bands designed for?
They are ideal for strength training, physical therapy, yoga, Pilates, and targeted lower-body movements like forward, backward, and sideways stepping.