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  1. 01-22-2011, 08:08 AM #1
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    Good place to buy a lifting belt?

    Can any one recommend a good web site to buy a lifting belt?
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    Inzer makes very nice stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Built View Post
    I love my Inzer forever belt.
    Great belt-I have one too. The wide version with the buckle in front.
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    not to hijack or anything, but how often/what exercises do you guys use belts on? I see a lot of pros wearing them their entire workout, but then again I've heard I should stay away from the belt unless I'm maxing out because I want to strengthen my spinal erectors and core in general. Just curious because I don't get to interact with a lot of people who take this stuff as seriously as I do at my gym
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    Quote Originally Posted by Diesel618 View Post
    not to hijack or anything, but how often/what exercises do you guys use belts on? I see a lot of pros wearing them their entire workout, but then again I've heard I should stay away from the belt unless I'm maxing out because I want to strengthen my spinal erectors and core in general. Just curious because I don't get to interact with a lot of people who take this stuff as seriously as I do at my gym
    I use my belt when I am using heavier weight on compound movements (Squat, Deadlift, ect). Also any overhead press.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MDR View Post
    I use my belt when I am using heavier weight on compound movements (Squat, Deadlift, ect). Also any overhead press.
    Same here, I stopped using a belt a while ago but I have to go back to using it again.
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    Thanks for the responses. I ended up goin with the Altus 6 in Premium Padded Lifting Belt. Ive used it before and I like the 6in back support.
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    Sorry it didn't get back fast enough to sway you towards the worlds greatest lifting belt. Straight out of Walmart. $14.99 and it even had an attachment system for suspenders if needed. I use my all the time for those heavy core building exercises like curls, cable pushdowns, and seated calf raises. Also Don't ever forget to tighten that dam thing for treadmill action it has saved my life more than once on the treadmill.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LiftingMofo View Post
    Can any one recommend a good web site to buy a lifting belt?
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    Just go to amazon. I just purchased some schiek wrist supports from sportsauthority.com. Sports Authority online has a decent selection.
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    I sometimes use it for heavy, low-rep (read: 3 reps or less) squats. That's it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fufu View Post
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    Another vote for these guys. I do not recommend the double prong belt, it's a pain to get on and off. The single prong belt is just as 'good' but is much less of a hassle to deal with.
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