Thread: Weight Lifting Belts - Needed? If so, how and when
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Old 05-18-2012, 04:22 PM   #23 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by nighttrain View Post
i use a belt for my top lifts also, to me it feels like i have a little more support, plus i have two bda disks and i dont like to take too much chances...

i use an Inzer economy power belt... 10mm thick 4 inches wide and the same size all the way around.... if you use a cheap nylon one, try out a good thick leather belt, you will never go back to the other belts, i promise you...
Gonna have to get me one of them.
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