WTB: Belt and wrist wraps

GymLift

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I'm looking for the cheapest place to purchase a decent quality belt and a pair of wrist wraps. And if they have 'em, I prolly get something for the knees, although the knees seem to be doing much better lately.

Thanks.
 
I have some made by Harbinger. I like them, good and cheap. They are like the canvas ones but with a padding around the wrists. Also prowriststraps.com have some good products for cheap.
 
Thanks all. I should have clarified that I'm flexible on the brand.

I'm looking at belts on ebay. Most of the belts have two prongs. Why the hell do they have two prongs? I think I would prefer a single-prong belt but maybe I'm missing something.
 
mranak said:
Most of the belts have two prongs. Why the hell do they have two prongs? I think I would prefer a single-prong belt but maybe I'm missing something.

THe lever belts are the best. Liftime gurantee. Unreal support and you never have to play aropuinnd when tightening or loosining them in the gym. You leave it on the whole time. Just flip the lever over for your set and themn flip open when done.
 
Of the entire group of guys that I have the benefit of working out with, only one of them has the lever belt. It isn't uncommon to see him with the screwdriver and he told me that he regrets purchasing it. Interesting to many here suggesting the lever belt.
 
mranak said:
Of the entire group of guys that I have the benefit of working out with, only one of them has the lever belt. It isn't uncommon to see him with the screwdriver and he told me that he regrets purchasing it. Interesting to many here suggesting the lever belt.
unless he changes weight from day to day why would he have to adjust it .
the only other time i change mine is if i suit up which changes my size
 
DADAWG said:
unless he changes weight from day to day why would he have to adjust it .
the only other time i change mine is if i suit up which changes my size
That is probably exactly the reason (suiting up).
 
mranak said:
That is probably exactly the reason (suiting up).
if my lifting was that important and i suited up that much i would invest in 2 belts . all the effort some people waste pulling a prong belt tight before a maxx attempt could be better used in the lift .
 
DADAWG said:
if my lifting was that important and i suited up that much i would invest in 2 belts . all the effort some people waste pulling a prong belt tight before a maxx attempt could be better used in the lift .

Very true. I've never been able to get a thick pronged belt as tight as a lever ccan get either. My belt stays the same suited or not it's just tighter suited which is what you want anyway.
 
i switched over to single prong last year and am glad i did. i use different suites and set ups. a lever or two would still require adjustments. one belt fits all. i can get it as tight as i need too, thats what my pard in for. :D

plus i switched over to a 10mm instead of the 13mm. its cheaper and i cant tell any difference in support.
 
i want a lever belt but my single prong 13mm is good to go i like it.it used to have 3 prongs but i cut 2 off i would always get stuck in it with the 3 prongs.i would not have a multi prong belt ever.my belt is also about 20 years old and is a hand me down but works great.
 
pullinbig said:
i switched over to single prong last year and am glad i did. i use different suites and set ups. a lever or two would still require adjustments. one belt fits all. i can get it as tight as i need too, thats what my pard in for. :D

plus i switched over to a 10mm instead of the 13mm. its cheaper and i cant tell any difference in support.

I like having a lever for the gym and a single prong for comp. Unfortunately as i am sure ro ro man has told you i am a fucking disaster and have lost numerous belts in the last few months, and am down to one lever.
 
jcp2 said:
I like having a lever for the gym and a single prong for comp. Unfortunately as i am sure ro ro man has told you i am a fucking disaster and have lost numerous belts in the last few months, and am down to one lever.

dats why you on teamsniffy. =0l
 
roccodart440 said:
THe lever belts are the best. Liftime gurantee. Unreal support and you never have to play aropuinnd when tightening or loosining them in the gym. You leave it on the whole time. Just flip the lever over for your set and themn flip open when done.

Sounds pretty freakin sweet. Might have to get me one of these.
 
Ive never used a lever so i cant comment but if you look at all te WPO pics you wont see many lever belts being used..

I can tell you the best wrist wraps ive used are the Metal all black ones..they will get super tight and they will last a long time as well..these get way tighter than my 36"Inzer wraps and the metals are only 24" athough they do make the longer ones as well :)
 
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