EQYP green elastic wide squat band folded flat, labeled Light, 4.8–9.6 KG / 10.6–21.2 LBS, Level 2
EQYP teal elastic wide squat band folded flat, labeled Medium, 6.6–14.8 KG / 14.6–32.6 LBS, Level 3
EQYP blue elastic wide squat band folded flat, labeled Heavy, 10.6–21.4 KG / 23.4–47.2 LBS, Level 4
EQYP latex-free elastic wide squat bands demonstrated across all resistance levels
EQYP navy blue latex-free elastic wide squat band folded flat, labeled X.Heavy, 12.6–27.2 KG / 27.8–60.0 LBS, Level 5
EQYP lime elastic wide squat band folded flat, labeled X.Light, 2.2–6.1 KG / 4.9–13.5 LBS, Level 1
Strength

Elastic Wide Squat Bands

Sale Price$19.99
Resistance Level: 5-14 LBS

The most common complaint with hip and glute bands is the same: they ride up, roll, or pinch mid-set. Elastic Wide Squat Bands fix that with interior grip strips and a wider footprint that distributes pressure across more skin contact — the band stays where you put it, so your attention stays on the lift.

That matters for the exercises these bands actually shine at: barbell squats with band tension around the knees, glute bridges, hip thrusts, lateral walks, monster walks, fire hydrants, and clamshells. Every one of those movements depends on the band staying anchored. When it slips, your form compensates, and the targeted muscle stops doing the work.

Five resistance levels run from Extra Light (5-14 lbs) for activation and rehab to Extra Heavy (28-60 lbs) for serious lower-body strength work. Lifters use these to clean up squat form, athletes use them for warm-ups and hip activation, and physical therapists use them for ACL and hip rehab protocols.

Targeted Muscles
Glutes, quads, hamstrings, core

Anatomical muscle diagram showing front and back views of the full body with the rectus abdominis, obliques, hip flexors, and quadriceps (front view) and the gluteus maximus and hamstrings (posterior view) highlighted as targeted muscle groups.

STRENGTH, DESIGNED FOR LIFE

Versatile resistance training with multiple tension levels—designed for full-body strength whether you’re at home, in the studio, or on the go.

UPPER BODY STRENGTH

Target shoulders, chest, back, and arms with controlled, consistent tension.

LOWER BODY POWER

Add resistance to squats, lunges, and hinges to build strength from the ground up.

BACK & CORE STABILITY

Engage your back and core to supports posture, control, and total-body strength.

STRENGTH VIDEOS
“Strength isn’t just about pushing harder—it’s about building control you can rely on every time you train.”

— Marcus Lee, Performance Trainer

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