We compared two pull up assist band sets: the TheFitLife Pull Up Assist Bands and the FitBeast Pull Up Assist Bands Set.
What we looked at
Number of bands, resistance range, accessories, material, and price.
The verdict
If you want a 4 level set with a carry bag and guide, the TheFitLife is the pick at £29.99, and it is £2.00 cheaper. If you would rather have 5 resistance levels from 5 to 125 lbs plus grip pads, the FitBeast is the alternative, at £31.99.
A £29.99 set with 4 resistance levels, carry bag and guide.
A £31.99 set with 5 levels from 5 to 125 lbs, grip pads and storage bag.
TheFitLife Pull Up Assist Bands Set (4 Resistance Levels) — Best Value
Intended for: Marketed as a set of latex pull up assist bands with 4 resistance levels, supplied with a carry bag and a guide. Carries 4.6 stars from 5.7K ratings on this listing.
What we liked
- Cheaper than the FitBeast set on these listings, at £29.99
- 4 resistance levels
- Natural latex bands with a carry bag
- Guide included
Worth knowing
- Fewer levels than the FitBeast's 5
- No grip pads listed
Best for
- Buyers who want a simpler 4 level set
- Anyone who wants the lower price
- Those who want a guide included
Not ideal for
- Buyers who want 5 levels
- Anyone who wants grip pads
FitBeast Pull Up Assist Resistance Bands Set (5 Levels) — 5 Levels + Grips
Intended for: Marketed as a set of natural latex pull up assist bands with 5 resistance levels from 5 to 125 lbs, supplied with grip pads and a storage bag. Carries 4.6 stars from 4.2K ratings on this listing.
What we liked
- 5 resistance levels from 5 to 125 lbs
- Grip pads included
- Natural latex with a storage bag
- Same 4.6 star rating as the TheFitLife
Worth knowing
- Costs £2.00 more than the TheFitLife on these listings
- Smaller review history (4.2K vs 5.7K ratings)
Best for
- Buyers who want a wider resistance range
- Anyone who wants grip pads
- Those who want a 5 band set
Not ideal for
- Buyers who want the lowest price
- Anyone who only needs 4 levels
