Adjustable Resistance Leg Straps - 4' Tubes

SKU: 4MD-16757

$81.00 + Free Shipping

  • Provides resistance for dry-land leg abduction, adduction, extensions, and curls
  • Can also be used in water for resisted stationary swimming
  • Has two comfortable 2-in/5 cm wide adjustable leg straps that are connected to two, 4-ft/1.2 m tubes and combination mounting loop
  • Sold as a unit only
  • No removable components or replacement parts
  • Available in five resistance levels

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The StrechCordz with Leg straps provides resistance for dry-land leg abduction, adduction, extensions and curls to strengthen muscles and improve swim times.  Also can be used in water for resisted stationary swimming. The StrechCordz with Leg straps has two comfortable 2-in/5 cm wide adjustable leg straps that are connected to two, 4-ft/1.2 m tubes and combination mounting loop. Sold as a unit only. No removable components or replacement parts. Available in five resistance levels.

Features
  • Provides resistance for dry-land leg abduction, adduction, extensions, and curls
  • Can also be used in water for resisted stationary swimming
  • Has two comfortable 2-in/5 cm wide adjustable leg straps that are connected to two, 4-ft/1.2 m tubes and combination mounting loop
  • Sold as a unit only
  • No removable components or replacement parts
  • Available in five resistance levels
Options available

FAB10-7572 – Silver | 3 – 8 lbs

FAB10-7573 – Yellow | 5 – 14 lbs

FAB10-7574 – Green | 8 – 24 lbs

FAB10-7575 – Red | 12 – 31 lbs

FAB10-7576 – Blue | 14 – 34 lbs

Tubes Length4 Feet (1.2m)
Leg Straps Size2″ (5 cm)
ColorsSilver, Yellow, Green, Red, or Blue
Resistance Levels (lbs)3-8, 5-14, 8-24, 12-31, or 14-34
Resistance Levels (kg)1.3-3.6, 2.2-6.3, 3.6-10.8, 5.4-14.1, or 6.3-15.4

StrechCordz with Leg Straps

California Prop 65

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit Proposition 65