decent weightlifting belt

[peco_12345]

in the market for a decent weightlifting belt, not looking for powerlifting belt but something thats gonna give me the support i need when doing ass to the floors.

 

[prudhoe2006]

**broken link removed** by far the best weight belt out there hands down its lasted plenty of long workouts a little more pricey but worth it

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[Uriah]

Inzer comp belt for me. Have to hook tongue around something to unhook untill broke in but great support and good choice of colors.

 

[maldorf]

Inzer only makes the powerlifting stye i think where they dont taper down. YOure wanting one that tapers down? IMO, I would stick with a good powerlifting belt like Inzer if youre going to be lifting heavy. A good belt makes a huge difference.

 

[bmuhtneerg88]

I have a inzer forever lever belt and i love it. You just set the size once and use the lever to tighten. its great especially after a hard set you just pop the lever and it gives you room. a bit pricey but pretty nice

 

[tmuscle]

inzer forever single prong (or whatever it's called with the single buckle vs double hole buckle) belt

 

[Cgeorge]

I also have a inzer lever belt. Two tone maroon and silver. great belt. i use it on ass to floor and don't feel like my motion is restricted. they also have tapered belts now too. $50

 

[Darb77]

You cant really have a decent belt thats not a powerlifting belt. You could go get some cheap, thin one but whats the point?

APT and Inzer Lever

 

[prudhoe2006]

Read somewhere apt was going out of business or really slow turn around maybe 9 weeks or something don't quote me on that though

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[dropshot001]

elite fts makes some nice belts. i got mine from there.

 

[turbobusa]

inzer forever single prong (or whatever it's called with the single buckle vs double hole buckle) belt

Thats my favorite. Single prong inzer. Great belt not a lot of $$.
Those tapered thin belts are for health clubs. You might as well pull your sweats up high and tie the string in the pants tight. J/K buy a real belt with real support. They last and break in to you. Be like an old friend in a year or two. T

 

[deceiver]

Either use powerlifting belt or don't use it at all. If you're bodybuilder I don't see any reason why would you need to use a belt.

 

[cthompson]

Thats my favorite. Single prong inzer. Great belt not a lot of $$.
Those tapered thin belts are for health clubs. You might as well pull your sweats up high and tie the string in the pants tight. J/K buy a real belt with real support. They last and break in to you. Be like an old friend in a year or two. T

I agree. Inzer forever belt single prong. Be a long time before u wear that one out.

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[lucky27]

APT def has some of the bes selections

 

[lucky27]

ALways was a believer in singel or double prong -
but finally broke down and got a lever belt- LOVE IT

 

[smsrudedog]

www.bobsbelts.com

Great company with quality belts!


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[CDJack]

Amazon.com: Schiek 3004 Power Lifting Belt: Sports & Outdoors

this is a good belt if you don't want to use a standard PL one. I've used it and it works quite well.

 

[turbobusa]

Either use powerlifting belt or don't use it at all. If you're bodybuilder I don't see any reason why would you need to use a belt.

That all depends on what you do to build your body friend.
Thanks, T

 

[jt4330]

Either use powerlifting belt or don't use it at all. If you're bodybuilder I don't see any reason why would you need to use a belt.

I am naturally a bulkier/refrigerator type build. I am hoping that with consistently using the belt I will keep my midsection/waist as small as possible. Not sure if it will work for me, but I'm sure this will be an experiment for a couple of years to take shape.

 

[yazzfloot]

Either use powerlifting belt or don't use it at all. If you're bodybuilder I don't see any reason why would you need to use a belt.

why would this be? I disagree. if you need support, you need support, there's no getting around it. Especially if you've had past injuries or such. I believe bodybuilders lift heavy enough to need support, I personally don't use one but I wouldn't go as far as saying "if you're a bodybuilder I don't see any reason why you would need to use a belt".