Power Big Tubing – Elastic race held high strength

The code identifies the solo high strength elastic for held stroke, included in the kit code 1699 Power Big Tubing and can be purchased in addition to the existing elastic in the kit or in addition to the low-medium resistance one in the kit code 1695 Easy Big Tubing, so that you can use multiple rubber bands at the same time.

Il Power Big Tubing it is a tubular elastic band, sometimes improperly defined also as an "elastic cord", covered with a protective nylon sheath and equipped with two snap-hooks located at the ends. 3,5 m long, it can be extended up to 9 m, where the elastic reaches a high maximum resistance of approximately 60 kg.

Safety instructions for using Big Tubing

WARNINGS: THE ELASTIC IT IS NOT INDESTRUCTIBLE AND MAY BE DANGEROUS IF IT AFFECTS A PERSON.

The tubular elastic, whether of medium or high resistance, can extend up to a certain limit and the user must always consider the limits of extensibility of the tool.

In fact, before performing an exercise it is advisable to evaluate the maximum extensibility. The maximum extension of the protective sock indicates that this limit has been reached. The internal elastic may extend beyond 10m, but for safety reasons the protective sock extends up to about 9 m. Beyond this limit, the protective sock is under tension, communicating the end of the run to the user.

Therefore, before starting the running exercise held with the elastic band, it is essential mark the working limit, in such a way as not to overcome it by tearing the protective sock or the carabiner connections. For example, it is advisable to use cones, pins or balls as references for the athlete, positioning them at a slightly shorter distance than 9 m.

Same precaution if you use a portion of elastic. As with any rubber band, it is necessary evaluate and not exceed the maximum point of extension of the portion of elastic being used. Evaluation that can only be carried out by the user according to the size of the elastic used at the moment. If hooked to a fixed point, such as a backrest, it is essential to lend the maximum attention to the hooking solution accomplished. In fact, the carabiner supplied could prove to be inappropriate and it is therefore the user's task to evaluate the most suitable and safest solution. The need to operate a coupling in a workmanlike manner should not be overlooked.

The product can be dangerous and the user must respect all possible safety precautions deriving from the nature of the tool.

Make sure that children do not come near you during training sessions. 
Make sure that the elastic is not exposed to heat sources. 
Once you have purchased the elastic, read the attached leaflet carefully.