Tower 200 Body by Jake
The Tower 200 by Body by Jake is a resistance band training equipment that you install onto any standard door.
It installs by simply hooking the top part on the top of the door and hooking the bottom part under the bottom of the door. So it's perfectly easy to install for anyone. There's no assembly required since everything is already put together for you.
It is good construction and feels quite solid and sturdy.
Comes with 2 handle grips.
There is one cable has a broken end at the bottom, so the resistance at the bottom become 2 + 3.
But the broken one is the lightest band.
If you are entry level or have not been working out for many years, this is a good equipment. Even if you are not a entry level, you might want to do some lighter weight with higher reps exercises.
Or if you have not got time to go to the gym every now and then, and you still don't to skip the work out, you can use this as an alternative.
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