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02-24-2005, 01:58 PM #1Registered User
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Choosing a Dipping Belt
I have started looking at dipping belts and found one made from leather and another made from polypropylene. If you were to buy only one of them, which would you go for and why? Thanks.
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The difference is very small at Bodybuilding.com, about 5 cents if I remember. I wonder if the leather version would feel less comfortable and be more prone to slippage and the polypropylene version be less durable.
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