Hip Thrust Belt, Dumbbell Hip Thrust Belt for Kettlebells or Grip Plates, Thicker Slip-Resistant Leather Glute Bridge Pad Machine for Booty Workout of Home Gym

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Price: $32.99 - $29.99
(as of Jul 06, 2024 08:06:19 UTC – Details)

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Hip thrust is a powerful and effective exercise that targets your glutes, hamstrings, and core. But to perform hip thrust safely and comfortably, you need a reliable and supportive hip thrust belt that can protect your hips and spine from the heavy load. MIUONO Hip thrust belt is to increase your range of motion, stability, and strength. You can also use it to perform other exercises such as squats, lunges, bridges, and more.

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Slip-resistant Leather and Nylon
Imported
Double Thick Padded: Hip thrust training with this thick padded hip thrust belt allows you to quickly and painlessly secure dumbbells on either side of your waist, allowing you to do weighted hip thrusts in complete comfort (Dumbells are not included)
Double-Sided Slip-Resistant LEATHER: You don’t need to worry about slipping down or sideways, so you can focus on training your glute muscles. The unique and double-sided leather materials provide a premium experience and better durability for the hip thrust pad, which won’t easily rip or tear even with frequent use.
Keep Holding the Weight all the Motion: Adopted the stainless steel lock slide buckle especially, which Holds weights securely and lets your hip thrust exercises uninterruptedly. The hip thrust belt’s straps can be adjusted and locked in place for weightlifting.
Hip Thrust Workout Anywhere: Whether you do hip thrusts at home or the gym, or even on the go while traveling. The hip thrust belt is going to help you build that booty and actually enjoy doing it. You can make your hip thrusts, glute bridges, lunges, dips, squats, and far more challenging than usual.
Easy to Set Up but Attention: To ensure that the straps hold heavier weights securely, it is crucial to thread them from the bottom to the top of the clip. Threading them from the top to the bottom would cause them to slip out and compromise the safety of the load. Therefore, always remember to follow the correct threading sequence.