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I recently received this product and I have read the other reviews. First of all, the other reviews have legitimate complaints about the fulfillment, and if you read the replies, “Blake” who is the founder and the person that does one of the shows on liveexercise.com (a free value-added service of this company), acknowledges the errors and corrects the mistakes. What more can you want from the customer service side of things? From a product standpoint, this set along with the other sets this company makes are the best quality home-use bands I have ever used. If you take the bands alone and follow the instructions and exercises in the booklet, you will succeed and this product will deliver everything this company claims. However, if you are reading this at home, you have Internet access. So, that means you have access to liveexercise.com, a website of Bodylastics. There are LIVE or archived FREE workouts at this site, worth multiple times what you paid for the product and I don’t think this company does a very good job touting what all you get for your money when investing in this exercise product. It is disappointing that there have been fulfillment problems recently, but from what I can tell, it is because the company made some product adjustments and didn’t coordinate their distribution outlets in displaying the deliverables. I am sure Blake has done double workouts to scold himself over that misstep, because quite frankly, I am a long time Amazon Prime client and this product is a 5-Star product, hands down. I hope that everybody giving it less of a rating, upon receiving the missing pieces and reviewing the entire product — resistance bands, handles, anchors, and live workouts (how to make the most out of your bands!), edits their initial “total” rating accordingly. Fatty ‘R Buckle.

First off I do not work nor am I an investor for this product so my review is that of only a consumer user. These exercise bands are the best. Having hate gyms because I find them dirty, sweaty, filled with people, sometimes overpriced, and filled with germs so I tend to use my own exercise equipment especially for weight workouts. I’ve been into exercising/fitness since a teenage. I’ve been using Bodylastic bands on/off since late 2006, and if you follow the work outs (or create yours) and use them like a reasonable adult than you’ll be amazed. There’s different set packages however I recommend investing a bit of more money and getting the 13 piece (totaling 96LBS of bands) set like I have or even higher with the 28 piece (328LBS) set especially since once you start using them you’ll only want to use them more and work your way up to higher band weights. You want a least one black (19LBS) and purple (23LB) band in your package to mix with the lower weight bands for when your muscles become stronger. You can later on buy separate bands or another kit to add to it the bands you already have for higher weight goals. The first set I bought in 2006 two of the lower weight bands broke over time (3LB yellow, and 5LB green), but I noticed when I bought my second set in 2008 they fixed that and the bands are pretty sturdy. I used the bands into November 2012 when they started to wear a bit. Five years of constant almost every other day use. I gave the old ones to a relative, and bought myself a new set. One month later I bought a second set so I could have more of the 23LB weight bands and could mix and match bands for higher weight strengthening. That’s how satisfied I have been with Bodylastics. By 2013 it seems they mastered it and quality wise I can’t see them breaking as they seem sturdy as sturdy gets in craftsmanship. This is a product that seems to get better with time and any flaws are iron out and have evolved a lot since 2006. The bands are as heavy duty sturdy as bands can get and I can take a lot of heavy use along with take them anywhere even to work if I wanted too unlike regular barbell weights. I would say THE BEST even better than free barbell weights (except you can’t do bench chest pressing of course). I’ve seen rip-off cheap bands, and other band style kits sold at Wal-Mart (for more money oddly enough) and the sturdiness do not compare at all. Even the hooks and handles are sturdy on this product. Bodylastics take their exercise bands seriously and are more focused on giving the consumer a good weight and heavy duty muscle workout along with craftsmanship without having to show off some fake celebrity on a crappy product, no silly infomercials, and no need for some weight guru “claiming” it works. Bodylastics lets these exercise bands speak and work for themselves which they do. Plus you can buy additional bands or replace bands through the company and their extremely helpful. The only flaw in this package is the black nylon carrying bad that they give you to store all your bands and pieces. It’s too small so you won’t be able to really store more than two bands in it along with the handles and other pieces. But who needs bags anyhow as you can use anything to store them in. I store them in my draws, and if need to them for travel throw them in a small cheap duffle bag. Follow the instructions (you can also find other exercise techniques online), watch the DVD, and use them like a reasonable mature adult and you’ll be amazingly satisfied and won’t feel like you got some cheaply made bands. Highest quality I’ve seen yet in bands. Five out of five stars. I guess that’s why most reviewers are giving Bodylastics four to five stars!