Harbinger 5-Inch Weightlifting Belt with Flexible Ultra-light Foam Core, Black, Large (33 - 37 Inches)

Harbinger 5-Inch Weightlifting Belt with Flexible Ultra-light Foam Core, Black, Large (33 - 37 Inches)

$ 16.50

Score By Feature

Based on 1,086 ratings

Support

9.28

Comfort

8.78

Sturdiness

9.11

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Product Description

PLEASE NOTE The belt measurement must include the adjustable

Belt provides maximum abdominal and lower back support for heavier lifts extra wide 5 inch belt provides extra wide support 3 inch strap helps reduce back pain, muscle swelling, and numbness

It has been designed with thick, flexible, lightweight closed cell foam which provides maximum comfort and maintains muscle warmth.

The heavy gauge metal roller buckle assures the belt is easily and quickly tensioned the plush tricot lining is comfortable against the

An abrasion resistant abrasion-resistant fabric, flame laminated directly to foam, means no fraying or

You can determine the correct size by measuring around the waist between the hips and the ribs, depending on your height S (24 to 29 inches), M (29 to 33 inches), L (33 to 37 inches), XL (37 to 42 inches).

Questions & Answers

Size differences are due to the length of the nylon strap on the back pad. Does one of them have a longer length than the other? Is it safe to buy the XL and cut the back pad if the backpad is the same?

In this case, it is the body, not the strap that is longer. There is no difference in body width between them, but there is a difference in length between sizes. I'm not sure if you should buy a size larger, however.

Where can I find a description of the materials used in making this?

There is no doubt that the material is excellent

I will have to remove my shirt when doing situps and burpees at Crossfit. Can I bend at the waist without it?

The best use for it would be to do sit-ups while doing burpees.

The size I would need is a 34. What would be the recommended size for me?

I would recommend going large if you are a true 34. The size 34 is for heavy people, but the size XL is for the rest of us

Selected User Reviews For Harbinger 5-Inch Weightlifting Belt with Flexible Ultra-light Foam Core, Black, Large (33 - 37 Inches)

It is well built and has strong Velcro

5/5

This material is not absorbent. A durable material. There is a lot of comfort in this belt. While I was a student in high school, I have memories of using leather belts that were a little stiff There is definitely a difference between the edges of this one being soft and flexable and the edges of it being rigid, where it would dig into your stomach if In my experience, the velcro appears to be durable, and hasn't shown any signs of damage after a few months' As soon as it is attached, the velcro is strong enough so that it does not shift or loosen when it is being repeatedly used. The torso gets the support it needs from this. There is a large portion of the belt covered in velcro so it can be adjusted to different It's a simple product but it's well constructed and functional. I sweat a lot, and the material does not absorb it.

It's a simple product but it's well made and functional. My only suggestion if I had a magic wand is that I wouldn't change a thing. I would buy it again even if it were stolen, and I would recommend it to anyone shopping for a weight lifting.

Marshall Sheppard

| Apr 17, 2021

A good introduction to computer programming

4/5

I would recommend it if you are a beginner or don't use it hard. For my use (I probably wear it twice a week at most) it should last a while. However, I do not wear it for every exercise that I do. When I'm already fatigued and need the support, I only use it for my last heavy sets of squats and deadlifts after my last set of squats and deadlifts. It may therefore vary from person to person. This belt, in my opinion, is a good buy.

Cooper Cherry

| Sep 05, 2020

The only way this could be better is to look at it again! I am 75 years old and compete in track and field as a Master's athlete

5/5

While I specialize in jumps, I do pentathlons occasionally, so I need to wear some back support. I am super-ambitious and am always willing to try new things. In good health After beginning serious training nearly 17 years ago, I have been able to essentially get rid of my (previously severe) back problems. Even so, this belt is supportive and comfortable it seems like I hardly notice.

Faith Booker

| Apr 24, 2021

The last time I had one was years ago

5/5

I have found it to be reliable. I bought my first one years ago and it lasted me for quite some time. It is unfortunate that fabric and jewelry gets stuck in the Velcro over time, making it less stable and less effective. Otherwise, I'm happy with this product and would recommend it.

Arya Curtis

| Jan 09, 2021

My belt does not provide enough support for my back

3/5

I ordered this belt because this company is reputable. This bra has good quality and the Velcro strap makes it easy to put on and take off, however, the width in the back does not provide me with enough support. There should have been at least one or two inches more space here. This is a good, overall quality product For me, the support is not enough. Because I am six feet two inches tall, maybe it has something to do with that.

Jason Allison

| Dec 13, 2020

The experience was not disappointing

4/5

a great product that provides good support, and I've been using it for some time now I have used it every day for months and have no complaints, obviously there are better weight belts out there, however the clasp that you run the strap through is a little pitted with rust, but that doesn't bother me, it doesn't affect the integrity of the belt.

Nicholas Harding

| Sep 14, 2020

We had a good time on this trip A gift appreciated by the recipient

5/5

The boyfriend of my daughter needed one of these. So I gave it to him as a gift It wasn't until recently that I received a report stating that he is 100% satisfied with the product, since he has been using it several times a week without any signs According to reports, it is as comfortable as necessary.

Madeline Kirby

| Aug 26, 2020

Liftings of light to moderate difficulty are possible with this

4/5

I don't use this belt for powerlifting but it is decent for entry level use. In addition to regular lifting, it is best suited as an extra support. Powerlifting belts are very expensive, which is why you should really spend the money to buy a high-quality belt like the Make sure your spine is healthy by taking good care of.