Description
Overview
The blue Pull Up Band from Reynolds Resistance sits between green and black in the range at 45–54 kg. It is the band many schools will use for assisted pull-ups, offering substantial support without the extreme heft of the black band. Loop it over a bar, stand or kneel in it, and the band does part of the lifting while the athlete learns the movement.
It also handles upper-body resistance work such as curls and extensions for stronger athletes. Compare it against the rest of the Reynolds Resistance range before committing to a full set.
Key benefits
- Supports assisted pull-ups and chin-ups with a 45–54 kg resistance rating.
- Firm enough for lat pulldowns, curls and extensions with senior students.
- Useful in partner drills where one athlete provides the anchor.
- Weighs 0.2 kg, easy to hang on a hook or drop in a kit bag.
Who it's for
PE departments running a strength unit with senior students, and junior club coaches introducing pull-ups, are the natural buyers for blue.
If your athletes are heavier or brand new to the bar, step up to the Pull Up Band – Black (79-104kg). If they only need a nudge over the bar, the Pull Up Band – Green (23-34kg) is lighter.
Care, safety and set-up
Check for cuts or thinning before each session and keep the band clear of sharp bar edges and direct heat. Backed by the store's 12-month guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
Which colour should a school buy first?
Blue is a sensible middle ground for assisted pull-ups with senior students. Buy it alongside green so lighter athletes can progress too, and request a quote if you need a class set.
Can it be used for stretching?
Yes. The supplier lists mobility and stretching among its uses, though the lighter red and yellow bands are gentler for that work.
