TheraBand® latex exercise loops are available in "lay flat lengths" of 8, 12 and 18 inches and can be used to support a broad range of upper and lower body exercises. Each loop is 3 inches wide.

The CanDo Multi-Grip™ Exerciser is designed to provide unlimited exercise options to users who want to do various high impact performance exercises. Each exerciser contains both large and small loops that are easy to grip. Use the small loops as an anchor or for finger exercises. Use the larger loops around the hands and feet to perform high impact upper and lower body exercises. Easily change resistance by moving 1 loop up or down the exerciser, or using a different resistance progressively exercise with 8 different color-coded resistance levels. The CanDo Multi-Grip™ Exerciser is made of an unscented cloth that can be washed and dried. It does not contain latex or a powder coating. Available in 9-loop (6 ft. exercisers) and 135-loop 15 exercisers (30 yd. rolls)

TheraBand latex exercise band can be used independently or as part of a progressive exercise program. Band is 5" wide. Available in 6 and 50 yard rolls, 100 yard put-ups, and dispenser boxes of 30 x 4-foot pieces.

TheraBand latex exercise band can be used independently or as part of a progressive exercise program. Band is 5" wide. Available in 6 and 50 yard rolls, 100 yard put-ups, and dispenser boxes of 30 x 4-foot pieces.

CanDo resistive band exerciser roll is packaged in a dispenser box. Simply unroll desired length of exercise band from dispenser box and cut with scissors. CanDo high quality synthetic latex free exercise band has been used for physical therapy and athletic training by clinics, fitness centers and individuals since 1987. It has become a well known staple of many physical therapy programs.  

CanDo resistive band exerciser roll is packaged in a dispenser box. Simply unroll desired length of exercise band from dispenser box and cut with scissors. CanDo high quality synthetic latex free exercise band has been used for physical therapy and athletic training by clinics, fitness centers and individuals since 1987. It has become a well known staple of many physical therapy programs.