Military Grade System Home Kit and Pro Kit

I've been training with the TRX at my gym now for some time and because I'm frequently on the road, I've been thinking about buying one for travel and home use, but I simply couldn't justify spending almost $200 for some webbing and a carabiner. Then a friend mentioned this product, so – especially because of the price point – I decided to give it a go. The home kit comes in a mesh bag, complete with basic instructions and a door anchor. I usually prefer to train outside, so I'm probably not going to get that much use out of the anchor (other than maybe in the occasional hotel room). I wrapped the strap around a tree and did a quick workout in my garden. The straps feel just as sturdy and secure as the TRX, so no complaints in terms of durability and reliability.I also took it to the gym and strapped it right next to a TRX, just to see exactly how they compare. In the side-by-side pictures, the TRX is on the left, and the Pinjan is on the right. The webbing of the TRX is a few millimeters narrower than the Pinjan, but slightly thicker, but they both feel equally strong (I'm sure one could do additional research on the specific tensile strength of each product, but given that these straps are not used for "safety purposes" like other webbing might be used by climbers, for example, I think we're ok).The TRX (and here I'm talking about the newer model) has a main carabiner connecting the bottom anchor loop to the stabilizing loop (with the nice inclusion of a locking loop), whereas the Pinjan only has a reinforced, looped strap and no additional locking loop (meaning that one side of the strap could accidentally slide through the loop if one were to suddenly drop one of the handles while exercising, although this seems a minor risk). The length of the straps is pretty much the same, the adjustment tabs and cam buckles work the same way, and the foot cradles are very similar as well, so you can do exactly the same exercises with both straps. The only difference I don't like has to do with the handles. The TRX has custom antimicrobial-treated rubber handles, which look and feel very durable, while the Pinjan has a rather flimsy foam-like coating, which I fear might start disintegrating pretty quickly (I will update my review if/when that happens). Hopefully the manufacturer will consider a handle upgrade in the near future. Overall, though, for a product intended for home and travel use, this is most definitely a viable TRX alternative and a solid buy.#MilitarySuspensionTrainerYellow Military Grade System Home Kit and Pro Kit

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These are a great value for the money. I brought it to my trainer for us to compare to the TRX at the gym. Great quality all the way down to the carabiner. Make sure you get the PRO kit, the handles are rubber vs foam and it comes with an extension strap to make it easier to hang from the ceiling. You won't be disappointed.

As well made as TRX models but a fraction of the price. Highly recommend this workout set if you don't want to pay for TRX but want the same high quality.

I have used the TRX straps and so far I can't tell much of a difference. Both seem to do then same thing it is just this one is less expensive

Cheap piece of garbage. Clearly a knock-off attempt

Great knock off. Works just as advertised. I'm very pleased with the purchase.

Love it! My trainer says she wished she knew about this before she bought her TRX!!!