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2007/06/10 14:20:02 (permalink)

Dipping belt

Just wondering, I bought a "World Gym" dipping belt from Workout World, I'm wondering exactly how much weight it can handle as I can't find any information myself. Most I've used on it is 35kg but I'm planning to use a good bit more and the last thing I want is for it to break and have my toes broken by a couple of 20kg plates Has anyone got any ideas as to how much it will take?
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71kg
Deadlift-165kg
Military press-65kg

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    RE: Dipping belt 2007/06/10 14:22:40 (permalink)
    You wont break your toes if you bend your knees so that your legs are behind you.

    I would imagine as long as the buckles are quite strong and the leather where they join are strong, you should be fine.

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    RE: Dipping belt 2007/06/10 15:07:13 (permalink)
    I got up to 60k on one before but it was probably too heavy for me at the time, I saw a mate get up to 100k on one, the difficult part was dismounting iirc.

    I've actually been meaning to buy a dipping belt.
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    RE: Dipping belt 2007/06/10 15:17:22 (permalink)

    ORIGINAL: Dan Nukem

    I got up to 60k on one before but it was probably too heavy for me at the time, I saw a mate get up to 100k on one, the difficult part was dismounting iirc.

    I've actually been meaning to buy a dipping belt.

    Yeah the worst part for me is walking to the dip station with a load of plates swinging about between my legs

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    RE: Dipping belt 2007/06/10 15:24:51 (permalink)
    http://www.dsupp.eu/store/equipment-&-accessories/training-accessories/nsc-leather-dipping-belt-one-size.asp

    although not leather as advertised, this has taken me and 50kg with no probs
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