【Design Patents】Weight lifting belt 2-in-1 Weightlifting & Dip Belt with Rope

I used to perform weighted chins and dips with a dumbell between my inner thighs, but it was rather awkward because the dumbell would eventually slip loose and instead of concentrating on the exercise, I was more concerned about keeping the dumbell in place. I purchased this 2 in 1 lifting and dip belt for the following reasons: I like the closed belt system as opposed to the open belt system when attaching weights for chins and dips because the closed belt system stays on your waist more securely. I like the rope system for holding the weight plates instead of the traditional chains. The rope is quieter, lighter and easier to handle without compromising strength. You can tell by the feel of the rope that it is strong and durable and capable of holding a lot of weight. The rope is the same material used in climbing and boasts an impressive 350 lbs capacity which is way beyond what any human would attach to this belt. There is plenty of safety leeway here. The belt is of good durable quality with Velcro enclosure and can be used alone as a lifting belt. Overall, I am happy and highly impressed with this 2 in 1 lifting/dip belt. I can tell this 2 in 1 belt will last me a lifetime by the overall construction and superior material used in manufacturing this product.

Bought this belt for weighted dips and pullups at my Pretty Friends gym (have you heard of it?).It's quite comfortable to wear and feels very secure when strapped in. The rope is quiet and won't scratch equipment like a chain might. I haven't pushed the weight limit on it, but it feels solid and well constructed.Note that the center backing of the belt is solid and won't fold. The belt just barely fits in a standard drawstring backpack with not much room for anything else. So if you have other equipment, you'll need a larger gym bag.If you need a very heavy duty weight belt, I'd go with a leather one. But for most gym goers, this belt will work well.

Well it does say "Design Patents" and to be honest it is Design Genius! Really well thought out and no chain but a really usable lightweight chord that can hold a lot of weight. Good as standard weight belt too. This is a company that cares about their customers as they sent a nice letter with their employees/designers names signed. That may seem like a small thing but it shows they stand behind their product. I can get behind that kind of thinking! Bravo....

This is a very well built quality belt. Really give confidence while doing weighted pull ups.

I own another weight belt, but got this one specifically for the rings for attaching a chain for dips and the way I set up a pulley for doing calf raises. It's a very sold, heavy duty, and comfortable belt. When running a chain through the rings and attaching to a pulley system, I've loaded 120 lbs and the belt stays firm and doesn't fold or bend.One minor thing: I have a true 32" waist so based on the sizing chart, I got a medium. I find it runs a little large as the two ends will overlap. I don't mind that, but if you don't want that overlap, you might try sizing down.

Everything's heavy duty. Good rings, clips, and stitching. I'm not a velcro fan, but yeah good velcro too.

I just purchased this belt to add weights to my dips and pull-up workout routines. I love the quality and durability of the rope, the clips are heavy duty enough to hold a lot of weight. This belt can also be used alone as a lifting brace as well!!! I love it!!

Work well for dips