Rubberbanditz is a mobile fitness company based in Los Angeles, with a mission to make fitness accessible to everyone. Founder Ari Zandman-Zeman sought a portable training method while serving on a remote island in the Peace Corps and discovered that looped resistance bands provided a complete strength, stretch, and stability training platform that can be used anywhere. The company's goal is to eliminate constraints that prevent a healthy lifestyle.

Rubberbanditz offers a range of products to suit various fitness activities such as calisthenics, pull ups, powerlifting, pole and aerial, and general fitness. Their product categories include resistance bands, band accessories, bodyweight training equipment, workout guides, and rubber rings. With detachable grips and straps, their equipment is designed to minimize waste and provide versatility in workout routines.

The mobile gym package allows users to exercise wherever they want without the need for a gym commute. The company focuses on internet marketing, minimizing waste by recycling packaging materials and donating returned bands to The Scrap Exchange for reuse in arts and crafts projects. Rubberbanditz encourages a green approach, including remote work and commuting by bicycle.

With a commitment to accessibility and sustainability, Rubberbanditz is a brand that empowers individuals to achieve their fitness goals while minimizing their environmental impact