Closeup of EQYP yellow elastic super band folded flat, labeled Light, 9–14 KG / 20–30 LBS, Level 2 Super Bands 20-30 lbs resistance exercise loop
Closeup of EQYP green elastic super band folded flat, labeled Medium, 14–23 KG / 30–50 LBS, Level 2 Super Bands 30-50 lbs resistance exercise loop
Closeup of EQYP teal elastic wide super band folded flat, labeled Heavy, 18–36 KG / 40–80 LBS, Level 3 Super Bands 40-80 lbs resistance exercise loop
Video of EQYP latex-free elastic wide super bands demonstrated across all resistance levels
Closeup of EQYP light gray elastic wide super band folded flat, labeled X.Heavy, 23–54 KG / 50–120 LBS, Level 4 Super Bands 50-120 lbs resistance exercise loop
Closeup of EQYP dark gray elastic wide super band folded flat, labeled XX.Heavy, 27–68 KG / 60–150 LBS, Level 5 Super Bands 60-150 lbs resistance exercise loop

Super Bands

Sale Price$22.99
Resistance Level: 20-30 LBS

Super Bands sit at the crossover point between bodyweight training and free-weight lifting. The wide, looped construction is built for high-tension work: assisted pull-ups and dips, banded squats and bench press, mobility flows, hip and shoulder distractions, and the kind of accessory work powerlifters use to keep their joints honest.

What makes Super Bands different from traditional bands is the resistance curve. Tension increases as the band stretches, which means a banded squat or bench press gets harder at the top of the rep — the position where your strength curve is naturally strongest. That's why advanced lifters use them for accommodating resistance, while gymnasts and calisthenics athletes rely on them to ease into one-arm pull-ups and muscle-ups.

Five resistance levels cover the full range: 20-30 lbs through 60-150 lbs. Color-coded latex construction, consistent tension, and a build durable enough for years of use. Whether your goal is a first pull-up or a heavier deadlift lockout, there's a Super Band sized for it.

Targeted Muscles
Shoulders, biceps, triceps, back, chest, abs, quads, hamstrings, glutes, calves

Anatomical muscle diagram showing front and back views of the full body with the pectorals, rectus abdominis, obliques, hip flexors, and quadriceps (front view) and the trapezius, rhomboids, latissimus dorsi, gluteus maximus, hamstrings, and calves (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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