Reply With QuoteNot really, but I just wanted to comment that I, too, love my new 4 inch Inzer. It feels so good.
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Old cheap belt dug in, new Inzer belt doesn't
Got a new Inzer, 4 inch, 10mm belt the other day, and I love it. It feels absolutely solid and comfortable.
Before, I had been using a cheap, flimsy, 4 inch belt that the gym has hanging on the wall. That belt always felt like it was digging into my lowest rib or my hipbone if I didn't have it exactly in the right place, and even then it was uncomfortable. But with the Inzer, I didn't feel any digging whatsoever, and didn't feel like I had to find the right place for it. It was such a difference that I suspected the gym's cheap belt was actually wider than 4 inches until I compared the two and found they were the same. Anybody else have that same experience?
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Not really, but I just wanted to comment that I, too, love my new 4 inch Inzer. It feels so good.
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Me too, I just wish I had never got the lever...
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what's wrong w/the lever?Originally Posted by Corrie
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The belt is great and the lever works well but for a newbie in my position the buckle would have worked out better.
The lever can only be adjusted by removing the screws and moving the whole hardware. It only takes 1 minute to do it but I'm still in the novice stage so betwee my weight fluctuating all the time and wanting to use a different setting for squats and deadlifts to find the perfect setup, I end up wanting to change it around all the time.
Also, I haven't attempted it yet but, if a buckle can get in the way of a power clean then there's no way you're PCing with a lever.
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I decided not to purchase the lever belt because I like to wear my belt on different holes during different lifts and I am in a fat loss mode so my waist keeps getting smaller. Having to constantly change the lever's settings would not be doable. I find the regular buckle not too hard to work with, and does not interfere with the cleans too much.
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Love my belt, got it in 3.5", fits perfect
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You can spin it around so the buckle is out of the way.
I'm very happy with my lever, but I like the same setting for squat and DL and my weight is changing slowly enough that I don't need to change the belt often for size reasons.
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0_0 so simple yet so amazing. That honestly never occurred to me. I will try this.
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You have an Inzer? Inzer sells 3.5" belts?
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