OPTP Bob and Brad Space Saving Wall Mount Resistance Band Wall Anchors/Clips for Home Gym Workouts for Strength Training, Fitness, and Physical Therapy Exercise

Is it a complete product.? I received only clips and screws. No band or tubes is there. Why? Where shall I get that tube or belt??

These versatile Bob and Brad wall anchors have greatly facilitated my exercise with resistance bands. I can get a better workout, more effective, and more enjoyable than without anchors. The exercise page got me started using wall anchors, and I build on it. They were installed onto a breeze block wall (not a stud wall) by a builder man; he used different screws plus glue for good measure - he did a proper job - I was concerned that my wall was not an ideal type, but all's well. Already had good bands. Love using them.

These are amazing once they are installed. The installation was done by the small, female engineer for 4 of these. So women or anybody else that is small, you can do this. It is important to know that Bob and Brad are amazing PTs but construction is probably not their forte. I tried one of these using their method and it did not go on straight. 1) The center to center distance of the holes is 1.5 inches. 2) Find your stud (yes you MUST install on a stud). 3) Start at the highest of all that you want to install or you will have a lot of debris on the lower ones. 4) Place the bracket, use the screw that comes with the bracket to punch a mark through the top hole. You can choose to do this with both holes and avoid using a ruler. This will also help guarantee hitting centers of the hole. 5) If you didn't punch 2 marks, measure down 1.5 inches from the top hole. 6) Drill out BOTH holes with the recommended 1/8 inch drill bit. Again VERIFY that you are hitting a stud for the entire depth. 7) Use the recommended 5/16" socket to attach the bracket. I got both started by hand to keep them straight, reverted to an electric driver and then back to manual to avoid over tightening. 8) Repeat for the remaining brackets. Alternatively you can repeat step 4/5 for all brackets first, then drill out (6) for all brackets second, and then install (7) last. Tip: If for some reason your screw is not going in straight, the plastic is flexible enough to allow the socket in to fully seat the screw. I did this on the first bracket that I installed - the bottom one in the photo. Good luck and good health.

These worked as promised. Good and secure.

These anchors are well made and provide for a sturdy attachment for my bands. I used all three for low, medium and high use. There are a couple of different ways to attach the bands which is nice.

I wanted something very unobtrusive and that didn’t pose a risk of me catching myself on something stickyouty as these were going onto my bedroom wall. They’re brilliant, just what I needed. Exercise bands attach easily and quickly and are very secure.