Slim Panda Door Anchor Strap for Resistance Bands – Multi-Point Resistance Band Door Anchor with 5 Stainless D-Rings – Heavy Duty Home Gym Attachment – Fits Doors up to 8FT

Perfect for attaching stretch bands to doors!
I need to do some in-home physical therapy after an accident broke my wrist, hands, and messed up a shoulder. I had been tying the stretch bands to door knobs, which works, but it makes it hard to open the door, or to attach multiple bands to one door. Not to mention, I was always concerned the band would stretch enough to slip over the door knob.This four-pack was great, and included the little carabiners. I tied a carabiner onto each band, and can easily hook and unhook the bands to these straps. Plus, these straps are far more secure than tying to a door knob!The four pack is perfect, I can attach them to multiple doors, and even keep one handy for when I travel.Great value for four straps and four carabiners, and well-made products!

Great price
Easy to set up, great quality.

Easy Workout
Fits over door, sturdy & comes with adjustable options. Would put it on a main heavy duty door for extra support & security. Makes working out or physical therapy easy to do at home. Comes with pictures of some exercises to do & can be adjusted easily for different strengths.

Door strap does not fit tightly.
The quality is not great. The door strap always pulls away from the door, so you will need more working area to use the straps. The hand grips are moving when pulling the bands. The end of the band needs an additional latch to attach to the hand grip.

Por precio y calidad un artículo excelente incluso para uso profesional como se le está dando.

UPDATE: I’ve had these grips for several months now, and I’m happy to say I was wrong about the fake rubber grips. The unpleasant stickiness has gone with regular use, and now they are very pleasant to use. All the positives of these grips remain, and the negative aspect of the unpleasant feel of the rubber has gone. So if you can work through the initial slight stickiness, you’ll end up with a very nice set of grips. I’ve updated my review accordingly. I’ve uploaded a photo of the grips after they’ve had some regular use, and you can see the stickiness is gone.If you’ve ever had something made from artificial rubber, and after a time noticed that when you touch it, there’s an unpleasant stickiness to it, and it leaves a residue on your hands, then the “rubber” on these grips will be familiar to you. The clever compound that gives that soft-touch grip breaks down, and the result is a sticky mess that gets on your hands and anything else it comes into contact with.So that’s a bit of a deal-breaker for me with these grips. Even from brand new, I can feel a fine layer of something on my hands after gripping these grips. (Maybe it’s residue of silicone lubricant, to release them from the mould during manufacture, I dunno.)On the positive side, these grips seem strong, and the soft and grippy compound on the grips is comfortable to hold (residue on your hands notwithstanding), and they’re reasonably priced. I like everything about them but that fake rubber compound on the grips, because I know with regular use in sweaty hands, the degradation would accelerate and they’ll be properly unpleasant to hold in a matter of months.For occasional use with home resistance bands, they do the job, but as a set of bands that comes with suitable grips isn’t much more money, I can’t really recommend you purchase these particular grips. Unfortunately, Slim Panda don’t seem to make “proper” rubber or foam gripped pro handles, which is a shame.If the sticky rubber thing doesn’t sound like a problem to you, add at least one star to my review score. They’re pretty sturdy and comfortable to hold when new. If you wear contact lenses and need to touch your eyes, or if you have a baby who you may need to pick-up mid-exercise, be forewarned about that residue.