Hip Thrust Belt for Dumbbells - Adjustable, Ultra-Durable Booty Belt for Hip Thrust, with Closed-Design Weight Support Straps (Ultra-Stability)

So, I'm building a fitness studio in my bedroom, pray, drink water, shower, workout, dress, off to work, right? So, I chose this product to handle the glute portion of my fitness routine. And it does, in more ways than one. It holds the 2 weights at the side of the pelvis, sure, great workout, but it also, can hold a 35lb weight. This way, I can wear it like a necklace & squat heavier weights. Velcro is very secure. I'm glad I bought it. Definitely worth the money, comfortable. Doesn't dig in your skin & it works very well and doesn't slack, needing assistance or a replacement.

I recently added the Hip Thrust Belt for Dumbbells to my workout routine, and I have to say, it’s been a fantastic addition! One of the standout features is that the dumbbells don’t touch the ground during my thrusts (I'm 5'2), allowing for a smoother and more comfortable workout experience.The only downside I’ve encountered is the time it takes to switch out weights. The velcro can be a bit tricky to remove and reattach through the metal hook, which can slow down my workouts. However, this minor inconvenience doesn’t overshadow the benefits I've seen.Overall, if you want to enhance your hip thrusts, I highly recommend this belt. It’s durable and reliable and has definitely helped me level up my training!

I am a beginner in the art of working out. I work out at home and this hip thrust belt is so helpful. It is very comfortable, very well made and so easy to use.It holds the dumbells securely, and there are 3 different levels to hand the doorbells from.The velcro is strong and provides great grip.It looks and feel very durable durable. Great value for the money.

I love this belt! It's very versatile and can used in many different ways if needed. Really gets the job done for an at home gym!

I didn’t find this belt helpful in practice, but it might be useful to someone else who wants to add weight to an exercise where their hands are not free, such as pushups.When using this belt to do hip thrusters without a bench, I felt the belt was too long (even at the highest position) and the weights touched the floor. So you really need a bench (or maybe a sofa) to do hip thrusters using this belt. Instead of using this belt, you can simply hold a weight (especially a barbell plate) against your abdomen. I tried this exercise using my sofa as a bench both with the belt, and holding the weights (without the belt). I preferred holding weights against my abdomen rather than having weights dangling on either side of me.I also tried wearing this belt draped around my neck to do squats, and the belt felt comfortable. On the other hand, you can simply hold weights when doing squats.The only exercise that would make sense for me to use this belt would be for doing pushups. Personally, I find regular pushups to be challenging enough without additional weight. And maybe you can use a weighted vest for pushups instead.The belt itself is well made with comfortable padding. If you are in need of a hip thrust belt, I don’t think you would be disappointed with this. The only issue you might have is with the length of the belt when doing hip thrusters, unless you are elevated (as with a bench or sofa).I am deducting a star because there should be additional loops in the belt so you can make the weights higher and do hip thrusters off the floor, without the weights hitting the floor.

Simple yet does its job. Strong sturdy material that will withstand weighted use over time! It’s comfortable and doesn’t cause any discomfort when in use!

The strap is nicely padded. The clips are strong and stays in place. I used this will lighter weights and it worked really well. I also used it around my shoulders for squats and it was a great way to mimic a bar.

The way that the weight straps attach to the dumbbells allows them to slide sideways so the dumbbells hang crooked. This wouldn't be an issue by itself but it allows the bottoms of the dumbbells to hang around 15 inches below my waist which prevents me from fully dipping into the hip thrust since the weights touch the floor before I'm all the way down.I centered the weighted belt across a suitcase which is about the width of my waist. As you can see the dumbbells hang around 15 inches below the peak. This is just too far down for me for not only hip thrusts but planks as well.Sadly these are just not going to work out for me.