Are the rubber bands good quality?
808650
According to my 8 year old they are! They don't break and are very good! Colors are cool!
808651
yes, so far they have hold up through all the stretching my granddaughter has done. At times she has like 6 strands and pulling from the bottoms to complete her masterpiece. I sometimes think its NOT going hold and it does. I think like all rubber bands they just wear out due to old age and wear and tear......hope this help ....I'm glad I got it!
2259611
I'm not sure. I would think that if you did, that over time the bands would eventually dry out and break. They are definitely worth buying. Maybe you can purchase 2 sets and try one in water. Good luck!
1214741
Yes. You can see the rubber bands in the picture a little bit but I have to say, you get what you pay for here. They're a cheap product and I didn't get the results I wanted from them.
2263969
Yes to both of the questions. And they are good quality, heavy duty. I hope this helps.
1183081
I have used them for over 7 months now (working out, running, etc...). I have not seen any type of cracking in the headband. Pretty good quality in my opinion.
152815
We use these them for exercise and/or grappling on the floor. They are of good quality but with Olympic weights I am not sure how they will stand the test of time. I do recommend them though.
1304617
They are decent quality metal. I couldn't use them though because my valve stems are about 5mm longer than normal.
1371201
these seemed to be pretty good quality actually. i haven't had any problems like i've had with the really cheap ones. :)
1984260
They are good quality! They don't break easy, but some are tight others are.stretchy.
1160420
They are pretty close except for the quality. The rubber bands are of good quality but the 'loom' broke after a few uses. Luckily my kids did not mind.
400342
I bought these Tie Dye Rubber Bands for the bracelets, but they're for X-Mas, so they haven't been used yet. I hope they're for the bracelets, because that's what I bought them for. They look like they'll work.
1663811
I used the rubber bands but it depends on the thickness of your handlebars. I can take a picture if you like.
150021
Yes, I do it and I have my clients do it all the time. The quality of these bands is far superior to others I've had and they hold up well to being walked on.
1338156
Yes - these are basically industrial strength rubber bands. We have a two piece sectional that we use these on. They are not perfect but certainly keep the two pieces of our sectional from easily coming apart as it had previously.
7529
Mine did but the rubber bands are poor quality. I ended up buying all new bands
872310
There are lighter resistance, more flexible bands in the set which would be good. However, I am not sure that you would need or want the entire set and purchasing some individual bands may be more helpful. Also, the set I got had metal carabiner rings to which you attached and detached a handle depending on desired resistance. That might be problematic. It would likely be better to get a single or even a set that has fixed handles for ease of use/transition between resistances. Stay active!
147893
I'm not sure. The bands were a present for my girlfriend, she loves to varying tensions, had bands from physical therapy but they were nowhere near as good!