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 & training equipment
Your space.
Your strength.
Make room for a workout that fits your day.
Explore bands, ropes and the details that connect them.
THE HPYGN RANGE
Made for a more compact setup.
Start with your setup
What are you
training with?
bands Compare 150 & 300 lb sets ↗ 02 Rowing
bands Explore the seated-row kit ↗ 03 Handles &
attachments Find your connection ↗
A closer look at HPYGN
Small enough to put away.
More ways to put it to work.
The HPYGN collection centers on compact equipment: clip-on resistance bands, a seated-row kit, pull-up assistance and weighted ropes. Handles, ankle cuffs and cable attachments let you look more closely at the way you connect to your workout.
Start with the equipment format, then compare the individual bands and included parts. The biggest number on a kit is only one part of choosing it.
Get to know the range ↗The band edit
Find your kind of resistance.
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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Black · 3 covered bands
165 lb rowing resistance band set
A seated-row format with three covered bands, handles, a door attachment and a compact seat pad.
$34.99
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Prices are checked amounts. Confirm the selected option, current price and delivery in the purchase tab. Band ratings are nominal and do not describe a constant load.
A setup you understand
Know your bands.
Know your space.
From clip checks to choosing a door attachment, a little preparation helps you understand the equipment before you load it.
Read the practical guide ↗Beyond the band set
Build around your routine.
In motion
See the band
format at work.
A one-minute HPYGN product film shows several ways the resistance-band format can be used. Follow the instructions supplied with your own set when planning a session.
Brand product demonstration. Playback starts when you choose.
The construction
The pull is only
part of the picture.
The tube sets combine elastic bands with stitched webbing, metal clips and cushioned grips. Each part has a job: the tube stretches, the strap connects and the handle gives your hand a place to hold. The rowing format adds fabric covers and a seat pad; the pull-up system uses a separate arrangement of straps and foot supports.
Check the exact configuration rather than assuming every HPYGN product uses the same material or attachment. The product galleries show the components, and the specifications describe the selected option.
Inspect the attachments ↗A fair comparison
Compare the format first.
Five clip-on bands
Individual markings of 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 lb, with handles, ankle straps, a door anchor and a bag.
Another stackable format
Five clip-on bands with an internal safety-cord design. Its published 190 lb maximum uses the maker's own rating method.
View the maker's details ↗Compare like with like
Check individual starting resistance, included attachments and construction. Different rating methods mean headline pound totals are not a measured performance comparison.
Compare HPYGN setups ↗Are the 150 lb and 300 lb sets the same with more bands?
They use a similar clip-on tube format, but their individual ranges differ. The five-band grey set starts at 10 lb; the six-band orange set starts at 25 lb. Compare those starting points and the included parts.
Is the printed resistance the same as lifting a weight?
No. Elastic resistance changes as a band stretches. The printed total identifies the combined nominal band ratings, not a fixed weight throughout every movement.
Can the rowing set replace every feature of a rowing machine?
The band kit is a compact seated-pulling format. It does not include a sliding rail, flywheel or performance monitor, so it is a different kind of equipment.
Where do I complete an order?
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