Weighted Dip Belt - 40 inch Strap built for Heavy weights replaces chain - Holds 300 lbs for Weighted Pull ups & Belt Squat - Weight lifting Dip Belts with chain

The media could not be loaded.  After doing weeks of looking and research I came across this HYPELETICS dip/weighted pull-up belt. I have used many different types of these belts over my decades in the gym and this one hands-down blows the others AWAY! I purchased this particular belt for 3 very specific reasons, which I will describe in detail below, and it exceeded my very high expectations. If you would like to, please keep reading, but if you want to support a Veteran-owned small business and simply want the best dip/weighted pull-up belt on the market, hit the "Buy Now" button and get on with your day. It is as simple as that.Reason #1: This is a Marine Veteran-owned company and as a Marine Veteran myself I look to support veteran-owned companies whenever possible. With that said, I have very high expectations of any product that carries the label of "Veteran-owned" and ESPECIALLY one that carries the "Marine Veteran-owned" as we are always the most critical of our own. This product completely exceeded those very high expectations in every facet. The quality of the workmanship and attention to detail (Marines take great pride in this) makes this product stand on top of the mountain of other dip/weighted pull-up belts. Upon receiving this belt, one-day shipping via Prime, I was immediately impressed with the belt as it was over-built yet very comfortable to wear. The weight distribution and length and length of the strap were perfect and the supplied carabiners made it easy to connect and disconnect from the strap that holds the weight. I disconnect the strap entirely via the two carabiners and continue to wear the belt for superset movements and simply reattach the strap when needed. This brings me to my second reason.Reason #2: This belt uses a strap and not a chain to attach weight to you and it is simply much easier on equipment. The strap will not dig into dumbbells or plates that you are using to add weight to your dips or your pull-ups. I work out in my garage and take great pride in the look and longevity of my equipment; let's face it money is not growing on trees. Another advantage to the belt is you can wrap it around a barbell for landmine work and attach your handles to the strap for all types of rowing work. This prevents metal-on-metal contact, again taking care of your equipment (whether it is yours or the local gym's) because if you take care of your equipment it will take care of you.Reason #3: As 99% of the dip/weighted pull-up belts that I have used connect the weight via a chain that is also used to cinch the belt which leads to you pinching your shirt, I have put holes in many shirts this way, pinches your shorts and "other things" making it painful if not perfectly placed. This belt utilizes a dedicated strap for cinching the belt and D-rings that are sown in place on the front side of the hip area. This allows for no pinching, movement, or shifting whatsoever.I have a 31" waistline and I purchased the Large that says it fits 30"- 40" waistlines and it fits great. If you have made it this far I appreciate you taking the time to read my review. I hope that I have helped you make an informed decision on this product. WHEN you buy it ;-) you will not be disappointed!

This is comfortable and works well for its advertised purpose: doing weighted dips and pull-ups, and also belt squats if you have the set-up for that, too. I measured my waist (the circumference above the hip bone, fully-relaxed and not sucking in) at 33"; the regular size fits perfectly. I can cinch the belt shut and there's about 2.5 to 3" of a gap in the front. It's plenty secure and comfortable.The padding isn't squishy, but it's more of what feels like a broad, thin, yet firm foam. The wide surface area that goes along your back distributes the load comfortably. If you get sweaty when wearing belts and need to clean this (I haven't needed to do this since it's still relatively new), it should be pretty easy to do in the kitchen sink. Don't put this in the washing machine due to the metal D-rings. That's the other to bonus to this, compared to a leather dip belt -- you won't wreck it when cleaning it.The tightening mechanism/hardware is easy to use and the rubberized stitching on the strap helps it be secure. As for durability, I've only used this up to 50 lbs, but the belt feels plenty strong. I noticed no imperfections anywhere with the stitching on my belt.At first, I wasn't satisfied with the wiregate carabiners, but that's because I'm clumsy at using them. Once you clip/un-clip them enough times, they're easy to work with.Overally, I'm happy with this belt. At this price point, it's a solid buy.

Absolutely nothing wrong with this belt--so buy with confidence. Price is right, holds a lot of weight (I dip 135lbs with it and pull up at 150lbs), it is very comfortable (even at heavy weights), looks great, easy to slip on and off, and does a much better job than the traditional chain belts. A must buy. Worth it.

Well made and durable. It is a little stiff.... I bought the small, description said it fit waists 23-30 inches. I'm about 28 and it fit great around the waist. Side note, if you have a shorter torso like me the back of the belt is fairly wide. I personally found having a belt that wide and stiff is a little uncomfortable at times so I switch off with a smaller belt for lighter weights.Update:I've gotten stronger so started loading the belt with more weight.... unfortunately for me adding more weight makes the belt dig in on op of my hips and after a few sets had dark red marks in my skin even though the belt was resting on my clothes. This belt will be able to take that much weight but because of the design all the weight is in the front and the sturdy/stiffness of the belt isn't pleasant, still looking for a belt that can hold up to at least 85 without causing raw spots on my hips. The pros: no ripped stitching and no signs of wear on the rings or anywhere on the belt. The cons: the more weight the more uncomfortable :(

Just wow!! Sometimes you never know what you're going to get when there are no product reviews. But it said money back guaranteed so why not. Great one day shipping too! Used it this weekend.Pros:- Great padding makes it really comfortable. But not too much padding.- Light weight, small and foldable. Easy to carry in bag.- No heavy chain barbs scratching my legs.- Could tighten around my waist and walk around holding the weight in my hand to get water or sit down in between sets without having to keep adjusting the belt. Love the design! Very convenient!- Great quality!! Very well made.Cons:- Not a deal breaker but the waist strap is a bit too long for me but probably necessary for guys with bigger waists. I'll probably cut it.I've used a lot of dip belts and I must say this is by far the best. Especially for the price. Doesn't even make sense. I've spent 3 times as much for crap.

I use these with CAP Barbell Bumper Plates to do weighted Dips and pullups. Works great so far up to 135lbs, with no pinching or discomfort.

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I have a 36 inch waist and I am right at the maximum size for this belt. I can’t imagine how they think someone with a 40” waist will use it.It is fairly comfortable and seems well made, though, so if you aren’t over 36” go for it

Excelente producto con materiales de calidad. Además es super resistente y cómodo. Definitivamente es un artículo útil y necesario para aumentar la intensidad de tus entrenamientos.

El cinturón en general es increíble, muy buena calidad , textura resistencia, me gusta que no es de cadena , fácil de llevar. Pero los seguros super frágiles tuve que cambiarlos en el primer uso y eso que yo no levanto más de 20 kilos en el cinturón.

El sistema de broche para la cintura no es el mas comodo, es una correa de mochila que se pone atraves de un pasador, muy poco practico. Una hebilla de liberacion rapida hubiera sido perfecto.