Medline Economy Exercise Band, Non-Latex, Blue, Heavy, 25 yd., 1/EA

Economy Exercise Band, Non-Latex, Blue, Heavy, 25 yd., 1/EA

This economy exercise band is a non-latex resistive band for physical therapy and athletic training. It works well for clinics, fitness centers, and individual exercise programs that need progressive resistance without latex. This blue heavy band comes in a 25 yd format and has low-powder, nonstick handling for more comfortable use.

Good Fit For

• Physical therapy programs
• Athletic training routines
• Clinics and fitness centers
• Individual exercise use

Key Features

• Non-latex construction helps buyers avoid latex in therapy and training settings
• Heavy resistance supports progressive exercise programs
• Low-powder, nonstick handling helps reduce skin irritation and discomfort
• No odor for a more comfortable user experience
• 25 yd length works well for facilities or users who need a longer roll
• Suitable for physical therapy and athletic training across clinics, fitness centers, and individual use

Applications and Usage

• Progressive resistance exercise
• Physical therapy sessions
• Athletic training workouts

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 25 yd.
• This version is the heavy resistance option, so it may be best for users who need a stronger level of resistance.
• The band is non-latex, which can matter in settings that prefer latex-free exercise products.
• A 25 yd roll may be a practical choice when you want more material on hand for repeated use.

FAQ

• Is this exercise band latex-free? Yes. This exercise band is non-latex.
• What resistance level is this band? This band is the heavy resistance option.
• Where can this exercise band be used? The band can be used for physical therapy and athletic training in clinics, fitness centers, and individual exercise programs.
• How long is this band? This exercise band is 25 yd long.
• What handling characteristics does this band offer? The band has low-powder, nonstick handling and is made to help reduce skin irritation and discomfort.

From Medline.