Hybrid Leather Weightlifting Belt for Men & Women - Self locking Adjustable Leather Lifting Belt for Powerlifting, Olympic lifting & Functional Fitness - Weight Belt, Squat Belt, Back Support - Patented

I received hybrid belt in 2-3 days. It is very sturdy, well made, and has a nice design. It has self locking mechanism which is great.I bought the small waist belt. My waist is 32" and the medium starts at 31" so I thought medium was too big. I contacted the seller because other reviews said the customer service was good. Less than a day later, I received an email from Rachel and within two days, she contacted me saying she would exchange the size. She was very helpful and care. This is the first time I have seen a company with such great customer service. If they have such great customer service, I think I can buy other products with confidence and I will continue to do so. Keep up the good work.

Very nice. Good quality and does the job.

This is a solid weightlifting belt. Very comfortable to wear right now out of the packaging. I love the locking pin in the buckle; I feel very confident in my heaviest lifts without having to worry that the belt will give out on me . It is easy to take on and off and is very well made. I had sizing issues at first . I reached out to the company and they took care of me . All in all I am totally happy with my purchase of this belt.

The quality of the belt is very good for the price you’re paying. It’s sturdy enough to wear for big lifts and also comfortable enough to wear for any METCON. This weighting belt will not disappoint!Once I tried on the weight lifting belt, I realized I needed to change the sizing; I reached out to their customer support team, and they emailed me back within an hour and sent me a new belt. Awesome customer service and awesome gear. I will definitely be purchasing more items from them in the future!

Absolutely impossible to figure out how to use this thing.There is a little card that says to tighten use right hand in a scissoring motion.WTF does that mean!!!?Will be returning.------------------------I just upgraded from 1 to 3 stars.I figured out to use it.It's ok.I might return and exchange for the pure nylon.The leather is cool and if I didn't have sciatica and herniated disk I would probably like it.But it's to stiff to use on all exercises.The pure nylon might work out better for doing things like cable rows rather then deadlifts where the leather brace probably helps.

I have used this belt two times a week for squats and deadlifts (around just 6-12 sets per week). This was my first lifting belt, and I really liked the hybrid leather and velco/nylon, and the ease of use. However, the velco has worn out after one year of consistent use. The velcro doesn't really hold sufficiently enough anymore, and the belt loosens or even comes undone as I perform reps (one time it even came undone on the first rep). For the cost, this belt has been great, but I'd like something more durable that lasts longer. I'm going to invest in a 10mm pioneer lever belt.

I picked up this belt to replace my 20-year old belt for use when doing squats and heavy deadlifts. The velcro with my old belt basically couldn't hold its grip and popped loose several times in the middle of lifts. I prefer a nylon belt with velcro rather than a leather one with pre-set holes and buckle. This new belt is somewhat thick and a bit stiff with its leather components, but still relatively comfortable - characteristics I was looking for in a new belt. The locking mechanism is intended to be a fail safe in case the velcro comes undone because the slack of the belt should remain tight against the locking bar. Because it's a new belt, the velcro still grips tightly, so I haven't had to put the locking mechanism to test, but it provides security if needed. I believe one of the main complaints with this belt is because there is a locking bar in the buckle, you can't make the belt super tight by pulling the end because the locking bar catches the belt in a way that you can no longer pull on it to tighten. I think the best way around that is to suck in your gut and overlap the thick portions of the belt as much as you can to position it tightly, then pull on the belt slack as much as it allows and velcro it down. That should give at least a couple inches of tightness on the belt that you otherwise would not have gotten if you just tried to pull the belt end as much as you can. Note because of the locking mechanism, you need to lift the buckle a certain way to loosen the belt after a set. Not easy to do at first, especially when you're gasping for air, but easy enough to figure out with practice. Overall, pretty solid belt and has worked great for my purposes.

i like the fit and feel. the buckle too a hot minute to figure out but that was on me. so much bette rthan the gym leather belt i had been using. Really good value for what I paid.