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weightlifting belt
Velcro closure for a comfortable fit
12 comments
ThePrince
16 Dec 15#1
Wow, what a belter! :smiley:
doctorwedgeworth
16 Dec 151#2
Without meaning to take away from the deal, this probably wouldn't be much use for actual weightlifting right? Due to it being quite thin and just velcro? I can't imagine it staying put during a heavy squat or dead
_g_ to doctorwedgeworth
16 Dec 15#5
Velcro can be VERY strong, especially when there's a large stretch being pulled along it's self.
I'm sure it CAN be strong enough to resist the pressure put on it by core muscles.
I went for a belt with a large back section and ended up regretting it - I've got a fairly large rib cage and the sides of the belt would get trapped between my rib cage and hip bone occasionally, pinching the skin.
charliemike
16 Dec 151#3
I don't lift weights but have got an XXL stomach. Does anyone know if I can use this kind of belt to strap it in a bit?
MBCH
16 Dec 15#4
Thanks OP....a lot of conflicting research out there on the merits and drawbacks of using a belt during lifts.......for £1 (used a clubcard voucher I had randomly as well!) I am going to try during my deads and squats.
dcrobertshaw
16 Dec 15#6
Aww... you poor thing
_g_
16 Dec 15#7
Oh and note the comment on the page that the belt sent is 'large' 36-40".
I've been off lifting for over a year with some dodgy shoulders (not related to lifting, but it doesn't help), however was tempted for when/if I can get them sorted, however even now I'm not much over 32, so size is going to pushing it rather.
davidbrent
16 Dec 15#8
Heat. Ordered for securing my old boy after wrapping it around the waist when I play sports.
infiltrate362436
16 Dec 15#9
Just right for Boris in work. Who's deluded his waste size is 33 inches
infiltrate362436
16 Dec 15#10
Same for fat adil sat next to me in work.:sunglasses:
alien
17 Dec 15#11
bought and returned - really poor quality I'm afraid :confused:
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weightlifting belt
Velcro closure for a comfortable fit
12 comments
I'm sure it CAN be strong enough to resist the pressure put on it by core muscles.
I went for a belt with a large back section and ended up regretting it - I've got a fairly large rib cage and the sides of the belt would get trapped between my rib cage and hip bone occasionally, pinching the skin.
I've been off lifting for over a year with some dodgy shoulders (not related to lifting, but it doesn't help), however was tempted for when/if I can get them sorted, however even now I'm not much over 32, so size is going to pushing it rather.