Grey · 5 bands
150 lb resistance band set
Five stackable bands with a lighter 10 lb starting option, cushioned handles and a compact carry bag.
$22.89
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HPYGN resistance bands
Compare 150 lb and 300 lb tube sets by their individual bands, handles and attachments. Start with the resistance you can control through the whole movement.
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Orange · 6 bands
300 lb heavy resistance band set
Six heavier tubes with orange webbing, foam handles and a door anchor for a compact strength setup.
$37.97
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150 or 300: start with the smallest number
The grey kit starts with a 10 lb band; the orange kit starts at 25 lb. That difference matters more than the combined total when you need a lighter pull for a particular movement. Both sets use clip-on tubes, handles and a door anchor. Compare the individual markings and included parts, then choose the set that fits your planned exercises.
Tubes are different from continuous loops
These HPYGN kits use tubes with end fittings. They are not the same format as a flat, continuous loop band. A clip-on kit makes changing handles and compatible attachments straightforward. A continuous loop has a different grip and anchor arrangement. Choose the format first, then the nominal range.
A printed total is not a fixed weight
Elastic tension changes through the movement. Band length, stretch, anchor height and body position all affect the pull. The combined marking is a useful way to identify a kit, but it is not a promise of a constant load or a directly comparable dumbbell weight.