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Kayezen
Vector
![Kayezen: Vector Three quarters front view of the two sizes of vector resistance band](/uploads/image/image/2890/2_Vectors_Side_By_Side.jpg)
![Kayezen: Vector Cover removed, front, side and back views of the Vector resistance band](/uploads/image/image/2892/4_Views.jpg)
![Kayezen: Vector Concept sheet detailing how the cap is twisted to increase the band's resistance](/uploads/image/image/2957/Band_Twist_View.jpg)
![Kayezen: Vector Sequence of images showing how the tension setting can be changed](/uploads/image/image/3074/Change_Setting.jpg)
![Kayezen: Vector Sequence of images showing how tension settings engages more or fewer bands](/uploads/image/image/3075/Increased_Tension.jpg)
![Kayezen: Vector Sequence of images showing how the covers of the vector band can be removed](/uploads/image/image/3076/Cover_Removal.jpg)
![Kayezen: Vector Sequence of images showing how an elastic can be removed from the vector band](/uploads/image/image/3077/Remove_Band.jpg)
![Kayezen: Vector Sequence of images showing how an elastic band can be installed into a vector band](/uploads/image/image/3078/Insert_Band.jpg)
![Kayezen: Vector Perspective and side views showing the Vector steel structure with a six foot man for scale](/uploads/image/image/2894/Vector_Structure.jpg)
![Kayezen: Vector Overhead view showing a user using the resistance bands in conjunction with the vector structure](/uploads/image/image/2959/Usage_View_Vector.jpg)
Design Team: Cesaroni Design, Eric Kaye, Steve Lenz & DiMonte Group
Cesaroni Design worked with Kayezen and the other members of the design team to develop the Vector adjustable resistance band and steel structure. By simply twisting the Vector’s cap, users can dial-in their desired tension and hang them from any anchor point that will accept a carabiner clip. With its rugged design, the Vector is equally suited for indoor and outdoor workouts in any training or physical therapy environment. The Multi-Vector steel structure gives users the opportunity to use several Vector tubes in unison for more dynamic exercises to build strength, endurance and mobility.
Design Team: Cesaroni Design, Eric Kaye, Steve Lenz & DiMonte Group
Cesaroni Design worked with Kayezen and the other members of the design team to develop the Vector adjustable resistance band and steel structure. By simply twisting the Vector’s cap, users can dial-in their desired tension and hang them from any anchor point that will accept a carabiner clip. With its rugged design, the Vector is equally suited for indoor and outdoor workouts in any training or physical therapy environment. The Multi-Vector steel structure gives users the opportunity to use several Vector tubes in unison for more dynamic exercises to build strength, endurance and mobility.