How to Measure Your Belt Size

We often receive questions about sizing, so we’ve created a detailed guide to help you determine the correct size for each belt style. Follow these steps to find your perfect fit:

1. Choose Your Size Range:

   • Select a 2-inch range that accommodates the fluctuation in your waist size.
   • If your measurements vary more than 2 inches, check which size range best covers your measurements.

2. Measure Accurately:

   • Use a measuring tape around your waist where the belt will sit—typically at the belly button level.
   • Avoid using your trousers or jeans size as this may not accurately reflect your belt size.

3. Understand the Belt Fit:

   • For prong belts, your measurement should ideally fall in the middle of the size range.
   • For lever belts, aim for your measurement to be around 3/4 of the way through the range.

Pro Tips

• If you’re unsure, our live chat is always available to assist you with personalized sizing advice.
• Remember, an accurate measurement ensures comfort and optimal performance.

In summary:

• Measure your belly button.
• Do not rely on trousers/jeans size.
• Aim for mid-range on prong belts.
• Aim for a 3/4 range on lever belts.

Let us help you find the perfect fit, See Size Charts below!

Lever Belt:

Weightlifting Belt:

Powerlifting Belt:

If you have any questions or need further assistance, please feel free to reach out to us using the contact form. You can also Contact us on +61 470 573 545 or email us at inquiries@hitnfitt.com.

The HIT N FIT Lever Weightlifting Belt is designed for serious lifters who need maximum support and stability. Made from high-quality suede leather, this belt offers durability, comfort, and a secure fit for powerlifting, bodybuilding, CrossFit, and general strength training. The heavy-duty lever buckle ensures quick and easy adjustments, providing a firm hold during intense workouts.

Product Details:

• 13mm thickness for Professional Lifters maximizing  support levels
• Heavy-duty lever Adjustable buckle for a secure and adjustable fit
• 4-inch width for optimal lower back and core support
• USPA & IPF-Compliant, suitable for professional powerlifting competitions
• Sizes available: X-Small to 2X-Large (Refer to size chart)

Features & Benefits:

• Enhanced Core & Lower Back Support: Reduces strain and improves lifting posture
• Durable Construction: Crafted with Premium Vegetable leather with reinforced stitching for long-lasting use
• Quick-Release Lever Buckle: Allows easy adjustments and secure fastening
• Versatile Use: Ideal for squats, deadlifts, bench presses, and other strength exercises
• Unisex Design: Suitable for both men and women

Material & Care:

• Avoid dropping the belt when removing it to prevent buckle damage.

  Cleaning Instructions:

  Belt Cleaning:

  • Use a damp microfiber cloth with soapy water to wipe off dirt.
  • Rinse another cloth in clean water and wipe again.
  • Dry with a soft cloth; avoid heat.

  Suede Liner Cleaning:

  • Apply white vinegar with a dry cloth to remove dirt.
  • Let it air dry naturally; avoid heat or blow dryers to prevent damage.

How to Measure Your Size:

1. Measure your waist at the level of your belly button using a measuring tape.
2. Refer to the size chart in the listing image to find your best fit.
3. Choose a size that allows for adjustments.

FAQs:

What thickness should I choose – 10mm or 13mm?

• 10mm: Suitable for general strength training, bodybuilding, and CrossFit.
• 13mm: Designed for advanced lifters and powerlifting competitions.

Is this belt competition-approved?
Yes, it is USPA & IPF-approved, making it suitable for competitive powerlifting.

How do I adjust the lever buckle?
The Adjustable lever buckle allows easy tightening and quick release for a secure fit.

How do you prevent a weightlifting belt from sliding as you do your sets?

To prevent a weightlifting belt from sliding, wear it snug while breathing and real tight when bracing. Take a high breath, tighten the belt, and ensure it’s firm but not restrictive. When lifting, brace with a deep Valsalva maneuver, pressing your core outward against the belt for stability and tension.