Lifting Belts
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I have the Inzer Forever Lever belt and it is badass. Easy on, easy off, and easily lose in between sets while not having to take it off.
big in vegas
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I also have an Inzer lever belt. And I have a double prong roller belt as well from APT since the one I had custom made from Cardillo was stolen when my car was broken into a few years back
I used to have a double prong years ago, and I prefer my lever belt to the prong belt. It saves time and effort. In between sets, you don't have to take it off. You just flip the lever and it's relaxed. So you can take a breather in between, then when you're ready to go again, you flip the lever again, no having to yank and pull to get it tight, or no needing to have your partner help you get it tight enough.
The Dude
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Same here. Absolutely love it
big in vegas
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big in vegas
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The reason being is that I've had a couple levers break and they will often get loose over time so if it's not a new lever (which I have a few of nowadays) I don't trust them on really heavy squats. And by really heavy I'm meaning like 455 and over for me which I weigh 160 so that's basically a 1RM or in competition
The Dude
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I've bent the prongs on several belts and even had a belt bust while squatting (I think CH3NO2 was training with me). I just read that you already have the Inzer, but if you didn't I would give it 100% approval.
big in vegas
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I don't think it's the Inzer lever that was initially on it when I bought it. The new levers seem to hold up better though. They just get too loose for me. Kinda like I sprayed WD40 on it after a year or so of constant use. I love it though, I'll never get rid of it
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