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Theraband Prof Resist Tubing Loop w Padded Cuffs Green Otoscopes Opthal Handle Suggested HCPC L1832 L1833 * Ships From:FL, USA Suggested HCPC L1832 L1833 * XXX Large 21 24 * Medial and lateral hinge stays provide excellent support * Enclosed tubular donut buttress * Neoprene coated with 4 way stretch nylon fabric * Piping along thigh and calf areas of support to stop flexing * Tapered in back for comfortable fit * Range of motin hyperextension stops at 170¯ * Natural finish is standard Intermediate * Thera Band© Resistance Tubing Loops with Padded Cuffs provide the same resistance system of progression and preferred quality as authentic Thera Band Resistance Bands and Tubing * Their sturdy design and comfortable no slip cuffs make them ideal for performance enhancement and advanced injury rehabilitation * Complete with usage and safety instructions the Thera Band Resistance Tubing Loops with Padded Cuffs are a ready to use clinical or home solution * Ideal for rehabilitation and advanced wellness training the Thera Band Resistance Tubing Loops with Padded Cuffs are a valuable tool for Physical Therapists Chiropractors Occupational Therapists Athletic Trainers and their patients clients * Versatile design supports a wide range of exercises and can be integrated with other Thera Band resistance and balance products * Padded cuffs offer superior comfort and the assurance of a non slip fit * Continuous loop is easier and faster to use * Training guide has comprehensive instructions and illustrations for exercises by body target area * Compact and lightweight portable can fit into a gym bag or carry on to be taken on location
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