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Chain for weight lifting belt

sozbox · 2012-06-11 19:00:18

Hi, I am looking for a place to buy a chain for a weight lifting belt I have, the belt came without a chain and I've searched all the sites I know but no luck. Can anyone point me to a site/shop that sells them on their own?

11-06-2012 7:00pm

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sozbox

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Hi,

I am looking for a place to buy a chain for a weight lifting belt I have, the belt came without a chain and I've searched all the sites I know but no luck.

Can anyone point me to a site/shop that sells them on their own?

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#2 11-06-2012 10:54pm

Mickk

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Woodies

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#3 12-06-2012 1:28am

Mellor

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Any hardware shop should have lengths of chain.

Was it definitely a dip belt you bought? As a weight lifting belt doesn't come with a chain.

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#4 12-06-2012 6:36am

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Mickk wrote: »

Woodies

+1 to the above and a small carabiner from a outdoors/climbing shop and you are sorted

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#5 12-06-2012 8:12am

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Mellor wrote: »

Was it definitely a dip belt you bought? As a weight lifting belt doesn't come with a chain.

+1,
and if you get a strong chain and attach it to some weak point on a 'non-dipping' weightlifting belt it might give way.

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#6 13-06-2012 5:39pm

sozbox

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Cheers for the replies!
Turns out it is indeed a weight lifting belt and not a dipping belt so I've bought one with a chain now.

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