Where can I get a replacement lever for my belt?

[tpoeatvon]

Fukn thing snapped half way through a lift a month ago. Ordered a new one off a site with no response until now for them just to tell me theyre out of stock.
Can anyone help me find somewhere to get one. Even better if it was in Aus

[JamesA1990]

underground elite, brah

[ziyedb]

I got some but shipping is fairly expensive

[naturalguy]

Seems a lot of levers are breaking lately, it's never happened to me but if it does I'll switch to a single buckle belt. I like the lever a lot but if they aren't reliable......I've only had mine 2 years so far, let's see

[Garage Rat]

I always keep a spare buckle belt with me for that reason.
I would be interested though if you do find a place that sells the lever buckles only.
I suspect that the levers are made in China these days and are of lower quality.
My lever belt is 15-20 years old so i have never had an issue with it breaking and i get it fairly tight when buckled.

[Brofessor]

Lifting Large has replacement buckles that say "Fits most lever buckle belts." I have one of their econo lever belts and it's held up well enough for about six months so far.

http://www.liftinglarge.com/Replacem...Buckle-Colored

There are even some "blemished" ones on there currently for $12.99

[keyboardworkout]

Titan is another option. They offer two levers, one imported one US made.

http://www.titansupport.com/products/powerlifting-belts

Aussie site

http://www.titanaustralia.com.au/pro...ategory/belts/

[BLK00TJ]

I ordered one of the buckles from lifting large and didn't care for it. The screws were too short for my 10mm Inzer and it seemed kinda flimsy. I haven't tested it since I can't get it on the belt (bought as a backup). If I buy another replacement I'd go for the toro buckle which is made better. I'd still order from Lifting large though since they are a good customer oriented company.

[Brofessor]

I ordered one of the buckles from lifting large and didn't care for it. The screws were too short for my 10mm Inzer and it seemed kinda flimsy. I haven't tested it since I can't get it on the belt (bought as a backup). If I buy another replacement I'd go for the toro buckle which is made better. I'd still order from Lifting large though since they are a good customer oriented company.

I need to order a back up buckle for my belt because I don't really trust the econo buckle. One of the pins in it slips out sometimes and I'd be in trouble if it snapped on me when I need it.

[str8flexed]

Iron tanks

They are in oz and make the only lever that I have not yet been able to shatter

[tpoeatvon]

Awesome help thanks very much fellas

[tpoeatvon]

After shattering another buckle (the lifting large replacement) i googled again and this was the top entry. Just adding a note it lasted a grand total 3 months before exploding at two different points.

[str8flexed]

get the iron tanks. hit the ipf 93kg WR of 668 squat in it. still going strong

[Get-n-fit]

After shattering another buckle (the lifting large replacement) i googled again and this was the top entry. Just adding a note it lasted a grand total 3 months before exploding at two different points.

I broke 2 of those POS's in the exact same place. I ended up having a machinist make me new parts out of solid stainless steel. It will never break again.

[Larfleeze]

I broke 2 of those POS's in the exact same place. I ended up having a machinist make me new parts out of solid stainless steel. It will never break again.

How much did that cost you?

[Get-n-fit]

How much did that cost you?

Well, I lucked out bc my neighbor is a machinist so I just paid for the metal block, ($50) he made 2 parts for me, the first an experiment, which turned out perfect, and a 2nd as a back up. It's amazing how heavy the piece is, but it's so much better than that die cast piece of crap.


I believe there is a company out of Australia that also machines solid metal pieces, they are also kind of pricey, but well worth the investment since it will last a lifetime.