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Eugene K.
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2025
These are surprisingly effective! Minor complaint - they do "spin" because the straps are basically just one giant loop, but the padded part is usually at the bottom because, well, gravity, so that's usually not too much of an issue xD
G.T.G
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
These hanging ab straps are really good quality and so comfortable to use. They don't dig in anywhere on me like so many others have. The functionality is spot on, and they are ridiculously easy to use. The sizing is accurate, and they are an excellent value! They are exactly what I needed.
D
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2025
This is a very good and strong set of hanging ab straps that are durable with good stitching and metal hardware.These are compact enough to take on the go and use it at a park that has the workout stations or at the gym. The padding on these is nice, and the straps are comfortable to use for an extended time.In conclusion, these are a great alternative to using a Captain's Chair for strengthening the core muscle and are convenient as they attach to a pull-up bar. So they save space and money since owning a Captain's Chair isn't cheap and requires a dedicated spot whereas these ab straps and a pull-up bar takes up nearly no space, and the initial costs are less.
David V
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
I love these things! My Jim used to have these type of straps, but for some reason, they got rid of them. I was so happy to get these and they started using dummy immediately. They go on and off easily so I just throw them in my bag and they haven’t worn down. I am 190 pounds. They are strong and comfortable and they seem of high-quality. I definitely recommend!
Just Me
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
I have another set of Abs slings and if you are going to use those, you had better wear a thick sweatshirt or a jean jacket! In their quest to make them long lasting, they used great materials for those abs slings, they might as well have used sandpaper on every edge! The problem is that most people wear tank tops or t-shirts when they workout which makes those abs slings essentially unusable. These abs slings are different, they are made of ¼ inch neoprene that has been reinforced with nylon straps that are continuous with the abs sling but not with the overhead strap. The overhead straps, which are doubled in the back, are sewn through the strap and the neoprene in a complete box stitch. They are further sewn back into the loop that holds the carabiner. It is difficult to provide a mental image of this construction, however, It seems like the idea was to make the straps discontinuous from the reinforcement strap structure yet still directly transfer the downward force. The front is a much shorter strap that is similarly attached to the abs sling's structure. If there is one flaw in these slings is that they used a "hardware store" screw lock carabiner rather than one that is rated for sports climbing. The result is that the straps that start from the back experience the friction of the bar. Nevertheless, I am not at all sure that having a mountaineering grade carabiner in the same spot on the sling would actually carry the weight all that much better.Ultimately, the movements for which one uses slings such as these are, not only extremely effective, they are decompressive. Most exercises put some form of axial force on the body which one works against. In contrast, the movements for which one uses this sort of sling produce a different sort of demand: the stronger and larger one's legs get, the harder one's core has to work, the better the movements for which one would use these slings work the abs. These are comfortable abs slings and you can spend quite some time just hanging there and throwing a rep here and there and get great results. Abs slings have been a part of my fitness journey from the very beginning and I cannot recommend them enough because what you can do with a sling, you cannot do laying on the floor.
CivilSavage247
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025
These do what they are designed for. I can hang them over my pull up bar and adjust the straps to mine or my kids liking. I want to note that my bar is mounted into rafters, so I am not sure how well this would work for door jamb style bars, but that is up to the mounting and not these straps. I am happy that this gave us another option to burn out abs other than lying crunches and twists.
Atypical Lady
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2025
When ordered this "Hanging Ab Straps for Pull Up Bar, Fitness Abdominal Slings Straps for Core Strength Training, Pull Up Straps for Abdominal Leg Raise Exercise Fitness Workout Strength Training" was listed as $29.99 and while these are solid quality, that's a bit overpriced for how basic these are. Would like to have these pointed the right direction on a regular pullup bar so you don't have to twist them to get them to work right. That said, they feel very sturdy an like they should last forever.**Note** I received this item at a reduced cost as part of the Amazon Vine Program in exchange for my honest review. Vine products are not free, as their value is taxed as income. I review items based on if I had purchased them for the full list price, how I would feel about them, the things I would want to be made aware of, and whether or not I would be keeping the item based on those factors.
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