Trx has one suspension strap that wraps around whatever anchor point. Does the jungle gym xt have 2 straps for anchor points
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Yes. As opposed to most suspension trainers, this one has two separate anchor straps that can be moved close together or far apart.
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Yes. It is much more versatile. This also makes it much easier to increase or decrease the difficulty of any particular exercise. Great product!!!
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The jungle gym straps can used separate each strap can be anchored without the attachment in the picture hence you can pretty much put them wider or close together now if you use the attachment shown in the picture then they will be like the trx straps I love mine and have used them multiple times in parks at home anchored on the door and even off of my iron gym pull station on the door I hope this helps
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There are only two straps. What you get are two straps and two uniloop connectors - one male and one female. In the picture these two uniloop connectors are shown attached to the straps. In total you get four pieces - two straps and two uniloop connectors
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Yes, it is a pair of folding J-cradles to hold one kayak and does include straps. I don't think it came with a bow and stern tether though, so if you plan on doing highway driving you should add those (or just use whatever rope you have laying around the garage)
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You might get it to work if the resistance bands have nylon webbing on them the same width as the Jungle Gym XT straps. But the problem you may run into (as alluded to by Becky Coffield) is that if you don't keep continuous pressure on the straps, they might be able to work their way out of the wall mounts.
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The straps are of a two piece design. There is a pair for each of the two wheels.
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Tristeno, the answer is no. These GoFit Gravity Straps aren't the same as the TRX or the ones they sell @ Sports Authority. They are meant for the indoors or where you can fit them between a door frame and door. Although, if you are good @ improvising, you can probably add a D-clip, so you can utilize them outdoors - I haven't tried this, but I'm pretty sure it can be done. The plus side is that it's inexpensive and simple. Hope this helps! ---Dan
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Yes, it has two straps. The black Amazon backpack is exactly like this one but a little cheaper. Something to look into. Its a good starter pack.
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Yes it has 2 attachment points for a strap< mine did come with a shoulder strap also.
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I've seen and used the X-Mount to hold full body weight for dips, pull ups, and hanging knee tucks on a TRX. That was from wood stud mounting.
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Velcro straps. Works well in conjunction with the Tusk soft top. I have this on 3 RZR's and have not been disappointed.MP
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The only difference to me is the way the straps looks. I would have to say the TRX has the better quality in material but I have had no issue with my WOSS. The TRX straps lay nicely on top of one another but it's not a noticeable difference to me. My clients and I get the same work done with either suspension trainer.
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Hi Amir - I believe that this particular product is just one long lockstrap. It has two of the locking carabiners because of the ways in which it allows you to wrap and secure the strap around various things. I bought some of the shorter extensions and a couple extra carabiners, but for securing one of more bikes at a rack, this original strap is usually all I need. I really like the straps. Although the carabiners are somewhat heavy, the strap isn't. I can wrap it up, throw it in a handlebar bag (or the storage bin in my kayak) and it works fine.
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I only own the Military Strap Trainer system from Woss. If the difference is on the width of the band, I would of preferred it on the wider side instead. Why, because sometimes I do use a TRX system with my PT and I realized the difference was in the width of my military strap was smaller, making it a bit of a harder workout and the handles were not as cushiony. Although functionality wise, everything works well with what I have and am very happy with the military strap system.
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It does, however our straps are black. Flat love these--best and easiest stablizers we have ever tried. Rock solid once deployed! Get four for a long rig and say bye to rocking. Throw away your kingpin tripod--useless when using these.
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It does have straps: Two on the bottom to attach to the rack frame, and one on the front to attach to the seat post or front of the rack frame.
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It comes with straps. Both kinds...some for vehicles with a roof rack and also for be hikes without a roof rack.
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The attached strap is large enough to anchor it to just about anything really. If you're talking about mounting it on something that stands straight up and down you may run in to some slippage but there is a fairly cheap solution, just any hook from Home Depot that you can bolt into that vertical structure will hold it. The Force kit is literally like 4 times the price of this and the only additional thing it includes is that piece of mounting hardware. I own both. I will say the handles are much more comfortable on the TRX. However the loops for the handles are much larger and stiffer on the RIP 60 and are much easier to use with your feet, etc. The attached strap is large enough to anchor it to just about anything really. If you're talking about mounting it on something that stands straight up and down you may run in to some slippage but there is a fairly cheap solution, just any hook from Home Depot that you can bolt into that vertical structure will hold it. The Force kit is literally like 4 times the price of this and the only additional thing it includes is that piece of mounting hardware. I own both. I will say the handles are much more comfortable on the TRX. However the loops for the handles are much larger and stiffer on... » Read More The attached strap is large enough to anchor it to just about anything really. If you're talking about mounting it on something that stands straight up and down you may run in to some slippage but there is a fairly cheap solution, just any hook from Home Depot that you can bolt into that vertical structure will hold it. The Force kit is literally like 4 times the price of this and the only additional thing it includes is that piece of mounting hardware. I own both. I will say the handles are much more comfortable on the TRX. However the loops for the handles are much larger and stiffer on the RIP 60 and are much easier to use with your feet, etc. « Show Less