Serious training.
Simplified.
Fibra runs on resistance bands, and I’ve fixed the annoying bits. The bands hook onto steel arms, so they stay put, go heavy and change in seconds. I expect the first batch before the end of 2026.
FIBRA / PORTABLE RESISTANCE TRAININGThe bits I fixed
Love bands? Hate the wrapping?
You wrap them round your feet and hands, and halfway through a set they dig in and shift. Then you’re fixing the band instead of finishing the rep.
On Fibra the bands hook onto the arms, not onto you. Clip on a bar, handles, a rope, a squat belt or straps, and everything stays put, whether the arms sit on the footplate or you strap Fibra to a solid tree, pole, rack or door.
No wrapping, no retying. Like a cable machine, clip on the bar or accessory you need and change the resistance in seconds.
Snapback.
Every band user knows that worry. On Fibra, each band loops round two anchor points on the arm, so if a band snaps, it stays on the arm instead of flying back at you.
Not heavy enough.
Loose bands run out fast on legs and back. With Fibra you stand on a solid footplate that keeps you stable, and you stack strands on each arm, so proper deadlifts, squats and rows are on the table.
Hard to track progress.
With loose bands you make it harder or easier by holding the band shorter or longer. Move your hands a few centimetres and the resistance changes, so it’s hard to know exactly what you lifted last week. With Fibra you don’t change your grip, you change the number of strands. Every strand gives the same resistance, and each arm holds up to 24 of them. So you count your strands, write it down and add one more when you’re ready. Next week you know exactly where you left off.
One system.
More ways to train.
If you’ve trained with bands, you already know how Fibra feels. The difference is what holds them. A footplate and arms keep everything steady, so you can focus on the lift.
Strength from
the ground up.
You stand on the footplate and lift. It gives you a stable base for your heaviest sessions, up to 240 kg with two arms.
DEADLIFTS / SQUATS / ROWS
A different angle
on strength.
Fix Fibra to a suitable, secure anchor and you can work through cable style movements, just like at the gym. Anchor mode works with both bundles.
CURLS / ROWS / PRESSESIt fits round
your life.
Portable by design
You can take your training with you, without giving up a whole room to a home gym.
Resistance that adjusts with you
I designed each arm to hold up to 24 strands. You just add or remove strands to change the resistance in seconds.
Two ways to train
With Fibra Performance you get both: the footplate for floor exercises and the mounting strap for cable style movements. Fibra Standard comes with the mounting strap, so it’s for cable style movements.
Training on your terms
If you’re short on time, you can train at home with no journey and no waiting for equipment. You keep more time for your family, or you simply train in your own space if the gym isn’t for you.
What I built
it from.
I chose steel arms, a marine plywood footplate and natural latex strands, so you can set Fibra up for the way you want to train.
You'll feel the resistance build as the strands stretch, so the stated maximum isn't a constant weight through the whole movement.
- Fibra arm
- 72 x 10 x 10 cm, 1.5 kg each
- Footplate
- 60 x 40 x 4.1 cm, 4.5 kg
- Footplate material
- Marine plywood
- Strand capacity
- Up to 24 per arm
- Arm configurations
- One independently or two together
- Training setups
- Footplate or mounting strap
- Stated maximum resistance
- Up to 120 kg per arm, 240 kg with two arms*
*Measured by me with a crane scale.
A home gym seemed like the answer, but it brought bulky equipment, clutter, setup and expense. I developed Fibra to bring meaningful resistance and portability together, in something more practical for everyday training.
VictorFounder, Fit As You Go
Read my storyA few things
worth knowing.
I already have bands. Why would I need this?
Keep them, they’re brilliant. Fibra just takes away the setup. No tying, wrapping or retying before every set, so more of your session goes on actual training.
What is Fibra?
Fibra is my portable, modular resistance training system, built around steel arms and natural latex strands. It gives you a practical way to train without the space and clutter of a home gym.
How does resistance adjustment work?
Each arm holds up to 24 strands. You add or remove strands to change the load in seconds. You’ll feel the resistance increase as the strands stretch, rather than staying the same throughout the movement.
What exercises can I perform?
You can do squats, rows, hinges, presses, curls, raises, rotations and stretching, so you can train your whole body. Use the footplate for floor exercises, or the mounting strap and a secure anchor for cable style movements. Floor mode is where you go heavier, up to 240 kg with two arms. Just follow the setup instructions for each exercise.
How do the footplate and mounting strap work?
For floor training, you attach the arms to the footplate and stand on it. The footplate and your own bodyweight hold the arms in place, so you have a steady base to lift against. For cable style movements, you fix the mounting strap round a suitable, secure anchor, like a rack, a pole or a door, and attach the arm to the strap. Please follow the instructions I supply for assembly, positioning and attachments before you train.
How do I check and maintain the resistance strands?
Please check your strands and attachments before every session. Replace any strand that cracks, discolours or loses its stretch, and follow the care and storage instructions. Strands wear out over time, depending on how you use and store them. The strands that come with Fibra contain natural rubber latex, so don’t use them if you have a latex allergy.
What anchors and attachment points are suitable?
Only use an anchor that meets the setup instructions and can take the load. Not every door, tree, pole or structure is suitable. Check your anchor, strap and connections before each session. If you’re unsure about an attachment point, please don’t use it.
When will Fibra be available?
I’m preparing the final version now, and I expect the first batch to be ready before the end of 2026. Join the list and I’ll email you once, when Fibra is ready to order.
How much will Fibra cost?
Fibra Standard, with one resistance arm, a mounting strap and a bar, has an expected launch price of £89.00. Fibra Performance, with two arms, a footplate, a mounting strap and a bar, has an expected launch price of £189.00. Standard is for cable style movements with the mounting strap. Performance adds the second arm and the footplate, so you can do floor exercises as well. These are the prices I expect, not confirmed final prices. You’ll get the final price in the email I send when Fibra is ready to order.
Be among the first
to get Fibra.
I'm planning two bundles, and I expect the first batch before the end of 2026. Join the list and I'll email you once, when Fibra is ready to order.
- Priority on the first production batch
- Your launch price locked in
- A place in my early customer programme, with exclusive discounts
T&Cs apply.
- 1 resistance arm
- 1 mounting strap
- 1 bar
For cable style movements with the mounting strap.
- 2 resistance arms
- 1 footplate
- 1 mounting strap
- 1 bar
For floor exercises on the footplate and cable style movements.