Push Further, Lift Stronger – with the Ultimate Weightlifting Belt

Width:
4" / 10cm

Length:
S - 37.4"
M - 41.3"
L - 35.3"
XL - 51.2"

Use a clean microfiber cloth dampened with warm water and disinfectant to wipe down the belt's exterior. Avoid using bleach or bleach-based products

Shipping:

We offer free standard shipping within the United States territory.

You will receive an order confirmation email once your order has been placed. The tracking number will be active within 2-3 business days.

Our standard shipping timeframe for US orders is 5-10 business days.

Returns:

If you’re not fully satisfied, return your item within 30 days for a refund or exchange.
Contact us to initiate a return at support@powerpinklift.com

What is a weightlifting belt?

A weightlifting belt, also known as a lifting belt or gym belt, is a piece of equipment that goes around your waist to help to support your core muscles and lower back during heavy lifting exercises.

What does a lifting belt do?

A lifting belt is designed to support your lower back and core during heavy lifts, helping to stabilize your spine and improve lifting form. This gives it the benefit of increased stability, better performance, and reduced risk of injury.

When should I use a weight lifting belt?

You should use a weight lifting belt when you want to progress on squats, deadlifts, and more. Use them for maximum or heavy sets only.

Do belts help you lift more?

Yes, wearing a lifting belt correctly can help you lift more! It does this by increasing the intra-abdominal pressure which creates more stiffness and supports your spine. This in turn helps you lift heavier weights comfortably and with confidence.

What’s the difference between a prong lifting belt and a lever lifting belt?

A prong belt uses a traditional buckle to secure it, allowing for easier micro-adjustments. A lever belt features a lever mechanism for quick tightening and loosening, offering a consistent fit.

How tight should a lifting belt be?

A weightlifting belt should be tight enough to support your core and back but not so tight that it restricts breathing or movement.

How do I put on a lifting belt?

Place the belt around your waist, just above your hips. Pull the belt tight, but not too tight, to allow for core bracing. Fasten the buckle to your preferred setting, ensuring the belt stays in place during lifts.

When should I get a lifting belt?

This will depend on your goals and fitness level, but a good way to determine when to start using a weightlifting belt is when you can’t do more than 1-5 reps with good form.