My Dip Belt Broke!!!

Bigger Stronger Leaner Competitive Bodybuilding
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Man this blows, i spent $41 on a dip-belt at amazon.com just so i could be able to do weighted chins,dips…other stuff out there.

Anyway today i thought, well i will go heavy, I put 2 45’s on the chain, i went up for a chin and suddenly the chain (metal chain…metal)snaps, well the part holding one end to the other.

I?m so pissed of right now, and the worst thing is that tomorrow i have to do sets of chins, and dips for my workout. I solved the problem by taking a belt and putting it through the chain and tying on end to the other but i don?t know how long that will last.

Do you guys have any advice, or a better dip belt product that won?t break even if you put 100lbs on it?

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stfu

my entire gym bag got stolen

watch
dip belt
straps
training log
dildo

3

Buy Ironmind’s. Think it was cheaper too.

4

Chain is cheap if the belt itself is still solid?

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I have ironminds dip belt, it’s rated to hold 1000 pounds. Im pretty sure it’s 54.99 plus shipping. You wont buy another belt again.

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thanks ima buy a ironmind…oh and sry about your gym bag, hope ya get that back soon, and beat the crap out of who stole it.

7

Get a new piece of chain (if the chain broke) & a strong Carabiner from a climbing supllier.

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If the belt is still good, just go to Home Depot or Lowe’s and ‘build’ your own chain.

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One of the trainers here mentioned this (and this is what I do): hold a dumbbell between your feet. This has the added benefit of SERIOUSLY working the abs. Obviously this is harder to do if you’re dipping (particularly if you’re tall) but it’s possible.

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[quote]kbspwnu wrote:
stfu

my entire gym bag got stolen
…“stuff”…

dildo[/quote]

Well, that explains the swollen prostate.

11

Look at a dirty mag then slip the weights on your little fella’. You should be all set to go!

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i guess i am going to homedepo…

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I just use a 5 foot lentgh of chain, a couple of hooks, and ran it through a piece of heavy duty garden hose. I figure its good for at least 400 lbs. Not that I’ll ever use that much. Think it ran a total of 8 bucks or so.