Reddit mentions of Bodylastics MAX TENSION XT - Bandas de resistencia (13 unidades) Incluye 6 tubos irrompibles, bolsa de transporte.

I need help building an at home workout routine. I'll try make this brief and give you guys all the major deets:

• Recent master's grad, now gainfully employed (yay), except I have a strict financial plan I'm trying to adhere to now
  
• I really love lifting because of the quantitative nature of it and the controllable granularity when it comes to difficulty. I also find it pretty meditative. However now that I've graduated (I miss my school gym T_T) I can't afford the gyms around me ($60/mo before tax). I could travel farther for a potentially more affordable gym, but I'm already busy from 7am-7pm, not including meal prepping and other chores.
  
• I have access to some workout equipment: bowflex resistance machine, bowflex treadclimber, jump rope, exercise mat, two kettlebells (10lbs, 20lbs), a resistance band kit, mini resistance band loops (to put around ankle/knees), 5 lbs dumbbells
  
• I like: lifting type movements (as described above), yoga (dat stretch! and the calm guiding voice)
  
• I dislike: plyo/jumping workouts (though I understand how powerful jump squats and lunges can be), HIIT youtube workout videos (I wish I liked them because they're effective, but I find them hard to stick with cause I don't enjoy them), the recommended routine in /r/bodyweightfitness (I found it hard to stick with because it felt arduous and boring) - I wouldn't mind taking components from any of these to mix things up, as long as they aren't my 100%
  
  My goals: Recomp - put on muscle and decrease body fat, maintain good cardio health
  
  My stats: 5'3.5", 115 llbs
  
  My workplace is looking into a corporate gym membership, which might bring rates down to $40/mo before tax, but I'm not sure when it'll happen.
  
  I understand I'll have to make some concessions, but I'm still looking forward to what the community has to say! Also, I'm wondering if I should buy a pull up bar even if I can't do a pullup.
  
  ETA: Also, how would I progress? And is it possible to recomp at home?
  
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Wow - super useful, thanks! Also exercise bands...50$. These ones reputedly don't snap (they have a rope inside them that won't let you stretch them 'too far'). See: http://www.amazon.ca/Bodylastics-Resistance-anti-snap-components-exercises/dp/B0026NANMY
When I used to go to Fit for Life - later in the evening - it always seemed to be almost only guys working on their form. May not be the best time for your schedule though...

I got the bodylastics. Don't bother paying extra for the orange band, it's to heavy and useless. One of the drawbacks of bands is that the tension goes up as you extend the band (with dumbbells the weight stays the same no matter where you are in the lift) and the orange band is way to much. Here's a link:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bodylastics-Resistance-Stackable-components-instructions/dp/B0026NANMY/ref=sr_1_17?ie=UTF8&qid=1474865893&sr=8-17-spons&keywords=bodylastics&psc=1

Finding their workouts is a bit unclear.
1. Download the bodylastics app onto your phone (not sure if available on computer)
2. Choose Learning Center
3. Tube Bands with Clips
4. Workouts
5. You have choices of "Advanced Muscle Building", "Intermediate Muscle Building", "Fat Burning", "Body Toning" and "Muscle Group Specific".

P.S. Looks like they have their exercises on youtube:
http://www.bodylastics.com/pages/workouts-with-resistance-bands