Arm Trimmers Sauna Sweat Bands - Arm Slimmer Trainer Anti Cellulite Weight Fat Reducer

$9.99

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Color Yellow Pink Gray

Arm trimmers, sold as a pair

Turn up the heat on arm day

Two neoprene sweat bands that wrap your upper arms and keep the warmth in while you train.

Arm trimmers are the sauna-wrap idea scaled down to the upper arm. Neoprene is an insulating material, so a snug band around the arm holds your own body heat against the skin. You warm up faster, you sweat more under the band, and the arm feels held and supported through curls, presses, cardio and brisk walks.

What they do

Heat, sweat and a snug hold

Each band closes around the arm between shoulder and elbow and fastens with hook-and-loop tabs, so you set the tension yourself. Pull it firm for a compression feel, or ease it off for a longer session.

Wear them for the part of your routine that works the arms, or through a whole workout. Many people like the warmed-up feel before lifting and the extra sweat during cardio. Pair them with training you do anyway toward toned, slimmer-looking arms.

Woman in a gym doing a dumbbell curl wearing black arm sweat bands with yellow trim on both upper arms

What arrives

In the box

Two bandsOne for each upper arm

Your trim colorYellow, pink or gray binding on black neoprene

Built-in closureHook-and-loop tabs, nothing extra to buy

Putting them on

Wrap, fasten, train

Open the band, place it around the upper arm with the forked end on the outside, and press the two tabs down onto the outer face. Adjust until it sits flat without pinching. Do the same on the other arm.

The bands are one size and adjust with the closure. The maker has not published an arm-size range, so if you have very slim or very full upper arms, check the fit when they arrive.

Woman doing a home workout on a yoga mat in her living room wearing black arm sweat bands with pink trim

Worth knowing

Sweat is water. Drink it back.

The extra sweat you see under the bands is water leaving the skin, and the number on the scale it moves comes back once you rehydrate. Lasting change in how your arms look comes from the training and eating you pair them with.

Because the bands hold heat in, drink water through your workout, take them off if you feel dizzy, overheated, numb or tingly, and give your skin a break between sessions. Skip them if you have a skin condition on the upper arm or a sensitivity to neoprene.

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