I really like IronMind’s dipping belt, but I’m not sure how it compares to others. It’s fabric, but it’s strong as hell. I know it’s pretty expensive, but I got mine at a discount.
You can also get a loading pin and carbiner attachment, but I don’t really think that it’s a good idea since the weights would be horizontal.
[quote]Scott aka Rice wrote:
oh ok, i needed a visual. sometimes things don’t process in other people’s minds like you think they would.[/quote]
LOL, don’t worry about it. I was just suprised that no one else understood what I was talking about.
maybe you can skip the dip belt and buy one of those green bands or whatever color you want. just attach it to a super heavy dumbell and loop it around your neck…if that’s still too light then just slap on a 35lber on the belt…
but if you really want to see all that weight hanging from the belt go ahead and mash your stuff
[quote]Cartman8675 wrote:
Scott aka Rice wrote:
oh ok, i needed a visual. sometimes things don’t process in other people’s minds like you think they would.
LOL, don’t worry about it. I was just suprised that no one else understood what I was talking about. [/quote]
I didnt get it because first you say that you didnt tell the guy to attach the dumbbell to his dip belt, and then you show a pic of a dumbbell attached to a dip belt. Just technicalities though. Good suggestion in the end.
i like the bench dip idea. unfortunately since my brother stopped working out i’ve been by myself for a couple years. i’ve gotten used to the idea of no spotter since i don’t train to failure, but obviously in this case that wouldn’t be possible alone.
i appreciate all the feedback. before i go out and buy extra chain and clips i’ll work up to the highest dumbbell in the gym.