Embossed Black Lever Belt, 13mm – IPF Approved

Get maximum support and stability  

Lift and train with total confidence using our 13mm Lever Belt. This belt will provide you with the extra support and stability you need when lifting, making it an essential tool for any serious strength athlete. The lever mechanism means you simply set your size once, and you can quickly and easily take the belt on and off without having to re-adjust it every time.

The lever belt is IPF approved and is perfect for powerlifters. It’s also ideal for bodybuilders and strong(wo)men. 

Durable design — built to last

Crafted from premium synthetic Amara leather for a firm and supportive lifting belt. Available in a wide range of sizes and suitable for anyone — from new lifters to seasoned strength athletes.  Combined with a buckle, the lever belt has been used by competitive lifters to lift over 400kg. We’re so confident in the durability of our buckles, we offer a lifetime performance warranty.  

Looking for knee support? Try our IPF approved 7mm Inferno Neoprene Knee Sleeves for protection and stability – for training and competition.

Specs

• Material: Premium Amara synthetic leather 
• Closure: Strength Shop buckle (sold separately – select yours in the ‘option’ box)
• Width: 10cm
• Thickness: 13mm
• Colour: embossed black
• IPF approved

Reviews: what others say about our belts

FAQ

What’s the benefit of a lever belt?
In general, lifting belts are designed to provide additional support to your spine by increasing intra-abdominal pressure. They’re not a substitute for proper technique, but they generally help athletes lift more and may prevent injury. Unlike single and double-prong belts, lever belts are adjusted when you first use them (instead of each time you put them on). This means you can take the belt off and on very quickly with the same settings.

Should I choose the 10mm or 13mm Lever Belt?
Both belts will provide a large amount of support. The only difference is that the 13mm has more material and is a bit thicker. This leads to a slightly stiffer feel. If you’re a beginner or haven’t used a belt before, you might find a 10mm belt is more comfortable. The 13mm belt provides more support, but that might be unnecessary if you’re not lifting very heavy loads.