Direct answer: Choose a resistance band by the movement you want to train, not by colour alone. Lighter bands are better for mobility, warm-ups and technique work; medium bands suit general strength exercises; heavier bands add more load and can provide more assistance during supported pull-ups. A multi-band set is the most flexible choice if you train several movements.
Browse the YETI YOGI Resistance Bands collection while you compare the current resistance options below.
Resistance band strength chart
| Band | Current listed resistance | Current listed price | Practical starting use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yellow | 3–7 kg | ₹199 | Light mobility, warm-ups and technique work |
| Red | 7–15 kg | ₹319 | Light-to-moderate strength and mobility work |
| Black | 15–30 kg | ₹449 | General strength and stronger assistance |
| Purple | 30–45 kg | ₹559 | Heavy resistance or higher pull-up assistance |
| Green | 40–60 kg | ₹659 | Heaviest resistance in the current range |
| Set of 5 | All five levels | ₹1,299 | Progressive training across multiple exercises |
Data note: These are current YETI YOGI catalog specifications and listed prices as of 10 October 2026. They are not independently measured force curves. Price and availability can change.
Shop individual resistance bands by colour
YETI YOGI natural-latex loop bands are sold individually and in a Set of 5. Choose based on the exercise: a higher resistance range requires more force during strength exercises, but can provide more assistance in supported pull-ups.
- Yellow resistance band, 3–7 kg — ₹199. Light mobility and technique practice.
- Red resistance band, 7–15 kg — ₹319. Light-to-moderate resistance work.
- Black resistance band, 15–30 kg — ₹449. General strength exercises or supported pull-up progression.
- Purple resistance band, 30–45 kg — ₹559. Heavier strength work and greater pull-up assistance.
- Green resistance band, 40–60 kg — ₹659. Heaviest listed resistance range in this catalog family.
- Set of 5 resistance bands — ₹1,299. All five resistance levels for different movements.
Product data checked: 10 October 2026. These resistance ranges are supplier/catalog specifications, not independently measured force curves. Actual resistance depends on band stretch and use conditions; current prices and availability may change.
Common resistance band buying questions
Which YETI YOGI resistance band should a beginner buy?
For light mobility and controlled warm-ups, compare the Yellow (3–7 kg) or Red (7–15 kg) bands. Some movements require higher resistance. Choose the lightest band that still challenges your specific exercise with good control.
Which band provides the most pull-up assistance?
Within this product range, the Green (40–60 kg) band has the highest catalog-listed resistance range and can provide more assistance when stretched appropriately. Assistance varies with the band's stretch, setup and user position, so this is not an exact bodyweight-support guarantee.
Is the Set of 5 suitable for home workouts?
Yes. The Set of 5 offers different bands for warm-ups, pulling exercises, leg training and progression. Inspect each natural-latex band before use and use secure attachment points.
What should I consider if I have a latex allergy?
These products are made from natural latex. People with a known or suspected latex allergy should avoid direct exposure and choose an appropriate non-latex alternative after seeking qualified advice when necessary.
Which resistance band should a beginner choose?
Start with the lightest band that still gives useful resistance without changing your form. Beginners usually need different resistance levels for different movements, which is why a set is easier to progress with than one very heavy band.
Why does one exercise need a different band from another?
Muscle groups, leverage and range of motion differ between exercises. A band that feels appropriate for rows or lower-body work may be too strong for shoulder mobility or technique practice.
Which band is best for pull-up assistance?
Heavier loop bands generally provide more assistance because they resist stretching with more force. Use enough assistance to complete controlled repetitions, then move gradually to a lighter band as strength improves. Always use a secure bar and inspect the band before loading it.
Single band or Set of 5?
Choose one band if you already know the exact resistance range you use most.
Choose the Set of 5 if you want to train several movements, share bands between users, or progress gradually from lighter to heavier resistance. The current YETI YOGI set includes five natural-latex loop bands and a carry pouch, with a catalog-listed packed weight of approximately 600 g.
What are YETI YOGI resistance bands made from?
The current YETI YOGI Resistance Loop Band range is listed as natural latex. Inspect bands regularly for cuts, cracks, thinning or damage, keep them away from sharp edges, and store them away from excessive heat and direct sunlight.
Quick questions
Should beginners always use the lightest band?
No. Use the lightest band that still challenges the specific movement without affecting control.
Is a heavier band always harder?
For strength exercises, generally yes. For pull-up assistance, a heavier band can actually make the movement easier because it offsets more bodyweight.
Can one resistance band train the whole body?
One band can cover many exercises, but different movements often need different resistance levels. A set is more versatile.
How often should I inspect a latex band?
Check it before each session for visible damage, especially around stretched or contact areas.
Related guides
Read our Resistance Band Strength Guide and Pull-Up Bar for Home Guide.
How YETI YOGI builds this comparison
This guide uses current product specifications and practical selection criteria. Supplier or catalog resistance ranges are not presented as independently measured force curves. See our Product Testing & Comparison Methodology and Editorial & Product Information Standards.
About this guide: Published by the YETI YOGI Team. YETI YOGI is an Indian yoga, fitness, meditation and recovery brand founded by Abhishek Yadav.
