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Product description
This set of resistance bands from Fokky gives a portable way to add progressive resistance for strength training, yoga and rehabilitation at home or on the move. The five-band system covers a wide range of loads so you can build muscle, increase mobility or add resistance to bodyweight moves like pull-ups and squats.
Key Points
The kit includes five colour-coded bands with different resistance levels, plus handles, ankle straps, a door anchor, a storage bag and an instruction manual. Bands can be used alone or combined for higher loads, reaching up to a combined resistance of around 150 lbs according to the manufacturer. Materials are described as non-toxic and odour-free, and the bands are designed to retain elasticity after repeated use. This makes the set practical for cross-training, pilates, rehabilitation sessions and circuit workouts.
Technical Specifications
- Name: Fokky Resistance Bands Set
- Band resistances: black 50 lbs (22.8 kg), blue 40 lbs (18.2 kg), red 30 lbs (13.6 kg), green 20 lbs (9 kg), yellow 10 lbs (4.6 kg)
- Maximum combined resistance: 150 lbs (manufacturer specification)
- Contents: 5 bands, 2 handles, 2 ankle straps, 1 door anchor, 1 storage bag, 1 instruction manual
- Material: elastic, tear-resistant rubber, non-toxic, odour-free
Benefits
Using these bands allows gradual progression by adding or removing bands to fine-tune intensity. The range of resistances supports both light rehabilitation work and heavier strength sets when bands are combined. They occupy little space and are lightweight, so you can maintain a consistent training routine while travelling or in limited spaces. Handles and ankle straps broaden exercise options and make transitions between movements smoother.
Usage Recommendations
Attach the door anchor carefully and check the direction of the door before performing anchored exercises to prevent slippage. For pull-up assistance loop the bands over a bar and select the band combination that gives the desired level of support. Consider that the manual may not be available in all languages, so look for exercise guidance online if needed. Regularly inspect bands for cuts or excessive wear and replace them if damage appears to ensure safe use.









