13mm Lever Belt
Featuring a patented gliding lever, providing the adjustability of a prong belt with the ease and tightness of a lever belt. Ideal for sizing up or down whenever you need during training sessions and competitions.
The 13mm lever belt offers the maximum specifications allowed in competitive powerlifting, with four layers of British leather and suede, combined with our patented lever, allowing for the utmost tightness and support.
Designed through collaboration with world class athletes, coaches, and health professionals.
- 13mm thickness and 10cm in width.
- Black oiled leather finish with a red suede interior.
- IPF approved and USAPL and USPA compliant.
- Made exclusively from British cowhide.
- Manufactured in Great Britain.
| Size | Range (cm) | Range (in) |
| XS | 57.5-70 | 22.5-27.5 |
| S | 65-80 | 25.5-31.5 |
| M | 72.5-90 | 28.5-35.5 |
| L | 80-100 | 31.5-39.5 |
| XL | 87.5-110 | 34.5-43.5 |
| 2XL | 95-120 | 37.5-47 |
| 3XL | 102.5-130 | 40.5-51 |
| 4XL | 110-140 | 43.5-55 |
| 5XL | 117.5-150 | 46.5-59 |
If you already own a belt, we recommend measuring your current belt on the tightest setting you use to give you the circumference of the belt at the setting you usually use.
If you do not have a belt then please measure your waist where the belt will sit (which is normally just above the navel), with your abdominal muscles braced. Please do not use your pant waist measurement as this will not be accurate for the belt measurement.
We typically recommend a belt where you fall in the middle of the sizing guide, as this will allow you to adjust the belt in either direction depending on your preference of fit, what exercise you are using the belt for, should your bodyweight change, or if you wear the belt over layers of clothes or a neoprene belt.
To ensure the outer face of the leather and the stitching retain their original appearance, we would recommend using a regular black shoe polish once every 1-3 months. Polish directly onto the leather and then buff to a shiny finish.
Avoid dropping or throwing the belt, as this can cause damage to the belt buckle.