Anchor Gym Set of Four Large Loop Resistance Bands Designed for All Exercise, Yoga, Powerlifting, Resistance Training, Stretching, and Assisted Pull Ups

They’re pricey but ridiculously solid and safe after several failures (and scars) with cheaper wall anchors. I put up 5 and love them. Connecting the loop bands or TRX straps through any two gives you all the angles between points… Highly recommended

When I opened thr box it was bigger than I expected....heavy and solid!!!!! Be sure to screw into a stud if you are mounting into a wall....I use it everyday and never think twice. It has a good aesthetician as well.

Install using a driver drill into a stud... these things are solid as a rock..

These are worth the money. A quick background. I had ordered other wall mounts. They got lost in the mail. So, I put in an order for Anchor Gym mounts. The other mounts were a lot less expensive. I decided to go with these Anchor Gym, the more expensive option after reading reviews. Lo and behold BOTH sets of mounts showed up on the same day. WHAT a difference. On the cheap option, the box was busted open, the screws were all loose, and the paint was already peeling off. I opened the Anchor Gym order. Each mount was boxed up separately (see pictures). I could feel a difference. The Anchor Gym mounts are super heavy duty. They are not painted. They feel like solid steel. The difference is insane. These are high quality mounts. If you are debating between getting a cheaper version or these, learn from my mistake and buy the Anchor Gym mounts. They are worth the money.

Like others have said, this is a very sturdy and well-made product. The thickness of the metal and overall solidness are impressive. I have only used it for a few days but it has not budged even slightly when I put almost my full weight (220 lbs) on it when using rings.Installation was a little trickier than expected. In order to attach it solidly you need to find a stud, and the heavy lag screws that are used to attach it have a hex head, so you'll need a socket wrench to drive them. This makes sense, the screw you need will be too heavy to drive with a screwdriver. You'll need to drill a pilot hole with 3/16" bit. The holes in the plate that receive the screws are not a lot bigger than the screw diameter, so you'll need to drill carefully. Your best bet is to drill top hole first and screw the top screw in almost all the way. Then you can level the mounting plate and drill the 2nd pilot hole through the opening in the plate. This reduces the chance of drilling the hole in the wrong place. There are no installation instructions shipped with the product, instead you get a url to a website with the instructions, but they are pretty simple. In summary, to install you need a drill with 3/16" bit, a socket wrench set, and a level if you care about having the plate perfectly level (probably unnecessary).

3 months ago I had a heart attack and quadruple bypass surgery. In my recovery at cardiac rehab they introduced me to resistance straps to work in getting my strength back. I started using them at home too but needed a good anchor to work them on as I got stronger. This works perfect, it was very easy to install, takes up no room at all and is helping me get stronger every day. I may need another one to take to work and put on a wall so when I go back to work I can continue to do resistance training on my lunch.

I looked at a bunch of these hooks, and even though these are expensive I went with this brand. The brand seems like it has good reviews, and after installing I'm happy with them. They feel very sturdy and I'm not worried about them falling off and leading to injury. Good quality product. American Made.

I like having three separate units so that my husband and I could install for our different heights. These are extremely sturdy when installed into a stud. Just follow the good directions and use the proper drill bit size. The bands always stay on the hooks with no slippage.

Each anchor weighs 1083 grams. Heavy and solid. Took 5 minutes to install. You need 1/4 drill bit to drill studs. 1/2'' hex to drive in the bolt.

From reading other posts, I splurged and got an H1 Anchor mount for top of wall and above the base board. I added the H2 in the center, about 4 feet high. These mounts are very solid (commercial grade) and secure with beefy size bolts. The mounts are superb for resistance bands and tubes. Wife also loves the mounts - great addition to any home gym.

Es un producto bastante bueno, robusto, con todo lo necesario para su instalación, de fácil instalación, al haberlos instalado se transformo la manera como ejercitar, ya no tengo problemas con puertas por el uso de las ligas, altamente recomendable.

I believe these to be the strongest and best designed anchors for using resistance bands, TRX, etc. in a home gym. They are expensive but you get what you pay for. I not only like their heft and solid construction, I also really like the fact that the hook is open at the top so you can slip in the bands without the need for caribeeners. Forget the mini anchors and go with these big, heavy duty ones that are rated at 800 lbs. and are lag-bolted right into the studs.

Have used this extensively in my home gym during the pandemic. By three of them and put them at different heights and then combine with different rubber bands. You can now do every exercise that you can do in adjustable cable machine!