Powerlifting Belt with Lever Buckle (Black) - 4 Inch Wide 10mm Thick Weightlifting Strongman

Bought a $150+ belt before, with buckle. Good quality. But this meets same in leather quality, bonding, stitching, looks etc. Just more efficient. Wanted a lever belt but did not want to pay the extra $100+ prices from the other brands. Was lucky to find this one and very happy to own one. It's good quality leather, horse hide I guess. The buckle/lever, so far, seems of heavy duty cast steel/iron. I have no complaints, no lose screws. The size of belt runs big for sure. It was bigger than expected, thought I'd be at the last two holes, but am around middle holes. Otherwise, gets job done. I'm a heavy lifter, heavy fat guy and puts a lot of air in the belly when I squat. No problems thus far. Everyone complaining about loose screws, prob too weak to tighten. I love this belt, and love that I only paid half the price as any other of same.

If you're looking for your very first powerlifting/weightlifting belt and haven't really had much experience with them, this is definitely a great first belt. I have a 29" waist and got the small. It fits very well with still more holes to adjust the sizing either way. Really comfortable and noticed a huge difference in my squats. It didn't take a long period to break in, maybe only a few sessions for me. Extremely easy to adjust as well, just need a phillips screwdriver. Pretty great quality first investment without spending the $100+. I will definitely see how long it lasts and will most likely buy again. My friend has the same brand lever belt and he's going on a year with it. Picture is when it was first unboxed. Looks very new and good quality.

I was in the market for an Inzer, but the estimated wait times can be up to 12 weeks. So I went with this brand. The delivery was quick and the unboxing was nice. The belt is tough to adjust and set on your body. The threads too are also very thin and cheap. Might want to invest in some loctite or thread locker. Also the fake chrome peels off and destroys the finish. Overall you get what you pay for. Inzers are priced over $100 for a reason. I'm happy, the belt does its job and the lever action works, but for how long we shall soon see. Definitely going to still buy and Inzer, this belt will be my spare until the real "American Made" one arrives.

Belt works great. So much stronger than a velcro belt, so much faster + easier than a belt with prongs. Belt leather itself is very stiff but not painful, and it gets more comfortable over time. My only gripe, which might be user error, is sometimes the point where it latches can pinch your skin. I am learning to manage that though.Overall this belt works great and helps me focus on the task of squatting more. I definitely recommend it and am angry I didn't get it sooner. I nuked my lower back with youthful exhuberance and this belt has enabled me to squat again.

Good belt for lifting heavy. 2nd week of using it the screw started to come out but I assume it will be an easy fix. The thin outside layer is leather but the rest is mostly down. It is very sturdy. I got a small and I think I could have gone with an extra small because there is 6-8 inches of overlap.

It's rare to find the classic (and safer) single-width belts, and I was happy to stumble upon this. Adjusts nicely, but doesn't come with the instructions to do so, which is a downside for people who haven't used one. Breaks in nicely, without showing signs of wearing out. Excellent quality overall.

Initially, one of the pins started slipping out of the metal lever. Sent a photo to the seller and they sent a new lever immediately. I've been using this belt several times a week for about 15 months. It's great. It's broken in and comfortable. The lever stays locked when you use it and comes off when you want it off. I would buy it again, but it's great, so I probably won't have to.

This is exactly the same belt down to the stitching as the more expensive inzer belt. I've had the same one for a couple years and its still stiff.