The Difference Between A Quick-Locking Belt vs. 7mm Weightlifting Belt | Roc Pilon

The Difference Between A Quick-Locking Belt vs. 7mm Weightlifting Belt | Roc Pilon

Have you ever wondered which weightlifting belt you should be using and why? In this video we explain the difference between a quick-locking belt vs. the 7mm weightlifting belt.
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What is the point of a Lifting Belt?
Intra-abdominal pressure is what it comes down to. Intra-abdominal pressure just means pressure or tension in your abdomen (also known as your core or midsection).

Knowing how to create intra-abdominal pressure on command is important for anyone who wants to pick up a barbell and lift because itโ€™s a crucial element to lifting heavy plates without aggravating your back.

The proper use of intra-abdominal pressure wonโ€™t just spare your lower back, itโ€™ll actually make it stronger and tougher. Whether youโ€™re a serious lifter who lives and breathes strength training, or just someone who wants to look great with their shirt off, learning how to create intra-abdominal pressure is important for a successful and pain-free lifting career.

Why choose a quick locking belt?
A quick-locking weightlifting belt offers a consistent width (4-inches) all the way around, which creates even coverage for an effective lift every single time.
The best part about this belt type is that its quick-locking buckle is easy to use and will release as soon as you pull on excess velcro material and roller. Don’t worry, it’s very sturdy throughout your workout and wonโ€™t come undone during lifting.

Should I choose a leather belt?
If neither option from above is not your style and you’re looking for firm support, then invest in a good-quality leather lifting belt is hugely important. A good quality leather belt features double stitching and a strong buckle for use in weightlifting, powerlifting, bodybuilding, and more. The main reason to invest in a leather belt is that allows you to lift heavier and your back will always feel better with a leather belt.

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3 Comments

  1. @davidtwilliams9344 on September 30, 2025 at 10:46 am

    Strongman trainee and the 7mm for short torso and smaller lifters is amazing. 4โ€ to wide and find the 7mm with shorter front helps me breath better. Range of motion is superior as well. Appreciate your products and a walking billboard for you now.

  2. @Laurentfit7 on September 30, 2025 at 10:47 am

    What size are you for the first belt tanks !!

  3. @Scorch1028 on September 30, 2025 at 11:11 am

    A word to the wise. Velcro (usually) wears out faster than leather does. My last velcro belt (Reebok) lost its gripping ability after 3 years of use. Maybe the Gymreapers Quick-Locking velcro belt will last longer than my particular Reebok velcro belt did, but the time that you expect it to last, is something to take into consideration when buying a velcro belt. The first time my Reebok velcro belt busted open, I was disappointed. After the fifth time it busted open and it fell off my waist, I realized that it was finished.

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