Single Ply Leather Weightlifting Belt – The Strength Co.

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Single Ply Leather Weightlifting Belt All belts are made to order and ship within 2-3 weeks. Made In USA This heavy duty 7mm lifting belt is hand made in Wisconsin. - Available in 2.5", 3" and 4" variants. - Our Single Ply Belt is constructed with 7mm Sole Bend leather. - Sole Bend is a remarkably sturdy material and
Single Ply Leather Weightlifting Belt All belts are made to order and ship within 2-3 weeks. Made In USA This heavy duty 7mm lifting belt is hand made in Wisconsin. - Available in 2.5, 3 and 4 variants. - Our Single Ply Belt is constructed with 7mm Sole Bend leather. - Sole Bend is a remarkably sturdy material and combined with industrial rivets makes a belt you can use the rest of your life. - This belt can last the rest of your lifting career and will age with you. - Meets USPA Regulations - Robust USA Stitching and USA industrial rivets ensure performance and longevity. Single Ply or Double Ply? Our Single Ply Belt is made with the same craftsmanship as our Double Ply Belt. We find that a Single Ply Belt is both sufficiently supportive for conducting the barbell lifts and more comfortable for newer lifters. With that said, a Double Ply Belt is indeed more supportive (10mm vs 7mm) as it creates more hoop tension when braced against due to its thickness (two pieces of leather glued and stitched together). Whether you want a Single or a Double Ply Belt is totally up to you, your budget, and your experience wearing belts. How to Size Your Belt Belts are an essential tool to any trainee. To avoid wasting money on the wrong one, correct sizing is essential. Here’s how. 1 - Measure your waist around the belly button 2 - Subtract 2”. 3 - Compare that number to the sizing chart below. 4 - Decide on your future goals. If your goals include losing some fluff, choose a size that allows room to shrink into. If you need to gain weight, choose a size that allows room to grow into. If you have no plans to change size much, pick the size that lands you closest to the middle.