41" Average Resistance Band (50-120 lbs)
Specifications
Sizing
Care Guide
Low Resistance: The #0 Orange band provides our lowest level of resistance and is great for light stretching, mobility work and warming up.
Moderate Resistance: Bands #1 Purple & #2 Red are best for general conditioning, stretching, jumping, speed training, aerobics, and for power lifters looking for extra resistance.
High Resistance: Bands #3 Blue & #4 Green can be used by stronger powerlifter, and with exercises involving the lower body, calves, quads, hamstring and glutes.
Max Resistance: Large and X-Large Bands (#5 Black & 6 Yellow, 6.5 Gray and 7 Orange) are usually used for obtaining maximum resistance with squats, deadlifts, leg presses and shrugs.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Thickness: 4.5mm
- Resistance: 50-120 lbs.
- Width: 1-3/4"
- Length: 41"
- Material: 100% Natural Latex and over 99.9% free of soluble proteins (latex allergens)
- Number of Layers: 15
- Color(s): Green (#4)
- Sold individually unless otherwise specified.
TENSIONS
- #0 Orange: 1/4 in. 2-15 lbs.
- #1 Purple: 1/2 in. 5-35 lbs.
- #2 Red: 13/16 in. 10-50 lbs.
- #3 Blue: 1-1/8 in. 25-80 lbs.
- #4 Green: 1-3/4 in. 50-120 lbs.
- #5 Black: 2-1/2 in. 60-150 lbs.
- #6 Yellow: 3-1/4 in. 80-200 lbs.
- #6.5 Gray: 3-1/2 in. 115 - 290 lbs.
- #7 Orange: 4 in. 120-300 lbs.
**Range of tension was measured with an industrial scale. First measurement recorded at 6" and last measurement recorded at 2.5x its length. We recommend measuring band tension for your specific set up using a luggage scale as these are only for reference.
WHY BANDS?
Learn more about the many applications of resistance bands to successfully incorporate them into your training.
Pull-Up Assistance
Serious Steel Bands are a perfect tool to help you with your pull ups, dips or muscle-ups.
Take a quick look at the Pull-Up Guide link to get an idea of the best band for you. Choose a band based on your bodyweight and the current number of unassisted repetitions you can complete.
Resistance Training
While they might be lightweight and conveniently portable, bands are certainly not a tool to be dismissed.
You will be amazed at the challenge bands can add to an array of exercises. From push-ups to squats, from tricep pulls to hamstring curls their potential is limitless.
Mobility
Incorporating Resistance Bands into your training routine is a simple yet extremely effective way to warm-up before you exercise. Whether you are doing yoga or training for your next powerlifting meet every athlete can benefit from mobility band training.
Stretching
In addition to Mobility work bands are an excellent tool to assist in Stretching either pre or post workout.
Open up your shoulders and hips, increase your range of motion, and recover more effecttively with resistance bands.
Barbell Training
Discover why the strongest athletes in the world have been utilizing bands in their training for years.
Easily and safely add bands to your barbell training. Squat, bench, deadlift and even more lifts can all incorporate bands for increased resistance but with some set ups, they can add assistance instead.
WHAT MAKES OUR BANDS DIFFERENT?
SRI LANKA
Top Quality | Fair Trade | Sustainable
Our manufacturing facility has been a top producer of natural rubber latex resistance bands since 1947.
Raw Materials are sourced locally through heavily regulated, sustainable and eco-friendly farming.
Sri Lanka is also free from child labor.
Premium raw materials are the foundation of our bands, but our proprietary manufacturing process is what makes them some of the best bands in the world.
ALL ABOUT THE LAYERS
The seam on our bands is not a mistake or defect. Actually, this is one way you can tell you have a quality band!
How our bands are made:
Our bands are made through a continuous layering process with 15 total layers. The 15 layers from one piece of latex gives the band a seam on the inside and outside. Our manufacturing process helps maximize durability, elasticity and tension consistency.
The consistent tension curve throughout your ROM is the best way to feel the difference between a high and low quality band. Lower quality bands have a force curve that typically flattens out when stretched beyond 70%.
PROTECTIVE COATING
Resistance bands are basically big, rubber bands. You have probably noticed that old rubber bands it will start to dry-rot.
To prevent dry-rot and maintain elasticity, a natural and non-toxic protective coating is added to each band. Natural Rubber Latex needs additional components to maintain material stability and elasticity. Even though it is natural and non-toxic, this could irritate skin if you are allergic to, or have a latex sensitivity.
Can bands be washed to minimize this?
Yes. This can be minimized by washing the band with warm soapy water. Air dry or pat dry with a clean towel.