Pull Up Assistance Bands for Working Out - Resistance Bands Set for Men, Exercise, Workout, Fitness, Strength, Weightlifting, Training, Powerlifting, Stretch, Crossfit WOD

I decided to pay up for these, my decision was made on what seems to eb great reviews of qaulity, american flag ont eh bands, vetran owned company and stuff when I glimpsed their website, get them in in excitment, and first thing I see? Made in China, yep proud americans there handing money to china, no issue paying up for good stuff, but you might as well go buy the cheaper chinese resistance bands than thhis set.

At first these looked to be a good deal. 4 bands for a decent price. However after using them for less than a month, 2 of the bands have develop tears in them. I've had other bands such as X3, Quantum, Serious Steel and more and have used those for years without any developing any rips, nicks or tears.I've attempted to contact customer service on a few occasions but they have not returned any correspondence.

Iron infidel? What is this name to start with? Are you doing business or playing racism card here?Using what, a garbage product doesn't even last one day .Don't buy it ! You will waste your money.Thanks ✌✌

I was bummed to learn these weren't made in the US. I purchased these specifically because I believed they were and happily paid the higher price (to similar product offerings) to support that. They branded in a manner that gave the impression that this was an American made product, so good marketing for them (albeit misleading), bad on me for not checking in further. Due to that fact alone, I would not repurchase.

I really wanted to like this product, especially since it helps veterans. Unfortunately, the quality is terrible and I say that with the experience of having bought this product twice. First time, the widest band, khaki, broke when I attempted to use it with a bar to squat. I chalked that up to chance and bought another set. This time, the khaki one lasted 4 reps before snapping and giving me a welt on my neck, perhaps for being naive. Don't waste your money.

I don’t review often. I feel so compelled, proud, and satisfied with this product that I’m writing this review to hopefully help others.First-Out of the box you get a sweat towel, sticker, and of course the bands, inside a black Iron Infidel bag. Packaged perfectly. Arrived in a timely manner, and the bands are high quality.Second. Putting these bands to use is extremely simple. I’m an advanced lifter, used many other bands, settled for the cheap bands sold on amazon. These are on another level. The resistance- perfect. The size- perfect, usefulness -perfect. I read another review that stated these were slippery... not true. I had no trouble with these slipping. In fact, I found that they tend to grip your hand back as you retract from lift unintentionally because of the rubber material. I’m satisfied with this product. Not a single lift I had trouble figuring out.Cons-The only issue I had with these, is the way the resistance is stated versus the feel. The only way to achieve 40# of resistance of first 20# band is to double over. This should be clear as it is a little misleading. For the price, I would also prefer they supplied you 2 handles and 2 clips which they don’t.All in all extremely satisfied!

There are a few reviews that speak to the bands being “slippery” and other reviews that say that the bands are not slippery. I will try it clear this up. I use gloves when using heavy loop bands as those bands can tear up the hands. The gloves are not typical workout gloves. Instead, the gloves are outdoor gloves. They work perfectly for loop bands.I have a set of Undersun Bands and if Undersun has a con, it’s the color. I’m Ok with the orange, just not all five bands being the same color. Makes it hard to select the right band quickly when all the bands are hanging on one large wall peg. So I saw the Iron Infidel bands with the camo colors and I was all in. Ordered them straight away. Good sturdy bands. Love the different camouflage colors. I rather dislike the yellow and purple and pink bands. Camo hits the mark for what I need.But the Iron bands are indeed slippery. I have tried the same single arm exercises with Iron in the left hand and then with Undersun in the right hand. And then I did the same exercise with the bands reversed (Iron now in right hand and Under in left). There was little to no hand movement with Undersun while my hands (grip) moved a great deal with Iron. This happened on all three pulling exercises. So I took off the gloves and tried something.I held the Undersun band with my thumb and first finger, put gentle pressure on the band, and slid my fingers up and down the band. My fingers slid very easily up and down with the Iron bands while there was a distinct “grab” when sliding my fingers down the Undersun band. Told me that yes the iron bands are rather slippery.Gloves back on, for High Rows with both hands. No matter how tight I grabbed the bands it was clear that the Iron band wanted to (and did) lose their grip. Grabbed Undersun for the next set and my hands gripped the band just fine.I imagine that the Iron bands with gloves with a grippy palm would work very well for all exercises. Guessing so anyways. I found that I was worrying too much about my grip with the Iron bands while with Undersun, I was able to fully concentrate on the muscles I was working. Too bad the grip on the Iron bands feel like “talcum power?” is used on the bands. The colors are tremendous and solve my main issue with Undersun. All of the bands being the same color. I sooooo wish that the Iron bands had a better grip. So wish this was the case.