Are The SBD Knee Sleeves The BEST Knee Sleeves?

[@StephColbertsonStrength]

Solid point - if x piece of equipment were the best, by any significant margin, every record would be held in it.

[@Schatje79]

I've had a pair for about 6 years now and I workout outside. They've held up very well provide awesome compression and support. Between the SBD sleeves and my Pioneer belt...I'm set!

[@Lord_Sully]

Pioneer belt fasho!!!!

[@citys4]

I have had mine since 2015, I took a break for a year and a half. They have held up very well. I bought my brother some cheaper ones and they went bad in a year and a half, when the Seams started to fray apart. It did get warrantied. Haven't had the same issues with the SBD's.

[@marlone7585]

If you had to choose between Inzers or the SBD Powerlifting sleeves, which would you choose and what does it have over the other?

[@joell21]

I’ve really loved my stoic knee sleeves

[@PapaAlejo.]

First! :] Good stuff, Mike. Keep it up, man

[@timgazsy666]

Fucking sick 80s montage workout tunes!!!

[@kevinmccallister3133]

Yo Mike, find it unusual that you would size DOWN on the stiffer knee sleeve when most people are sizing up. Were they hard to take off? So if you already have a tight old SBD knee sleeve, just get the same size? Or size up?

[@SilentMike]

Not me sleeves, I don’t lift like that; just a new pair of Sebas that I could use and review But I’d imagine same size for most would work

[@StephColbertsonStrength]

The new SBD sleeves aren’t comparable to Inzers or other stiff sleeves. I’d say they’re in between the standard SBD sleeve and the new stiff sleeves.

[@AmandineDwidwine]

Inzer or Titan for the win

[@DuckDuckgo-w3o]

Mike, what's ur calf/knee measurements?

[@Suds1407]

Good to know, thanks mike

[@justinalvarado6706]

What size do you wear?

[@aj.z5018]

BB's or SBD's??

[@snorlaxcom]

3:14 Except only SBD pays athletes while Inzer has zero marketing. Being the most expense sleeves ever, it's no wonder it took forever for people to take the plunge on Ergopros. There are some SBD sponsored athletes that dare try Inzer in comp, but they get docked in $$$. Unfair statement to say that the universal use of equipment speaks to the effect on the total of lifters, when not everyone has equal access to all the same equipment because of sponsorship dolors and advertisment. Sheffield was a just a giant SBD ad.

[@SilentMike]

Not unfair at all. If it were CLEARLY and advanatge, these competitors are taking a tiny bag $ instead of breaking records. They are competitors in their heart

[@Floppaluvr123]

Not to forget the fact that in international-level IPF competitions like Worlds, many teams of participating nations are SBD-sponsored and are required to rep full SBD gear - sleeves included, due to contractual obligations stipulated by the brand. Do take note, a lot of these athletes aren't SBD-sponsored to begin with but they are required to receive and rep their team kit that is provided in the meet. Should they fail to do so, a fine which is about the cost of the entire kit has to be paid for and these athletes will most likely be blacklisted by their national federation which I'm sure is the last thing that they want. Hence the point made about universal use equating to superiority is facile at best.

[@snorlaxcom]

@@Floppaluvr123 Yep, Calgary Barbell attested to this level of extortion, too. That the team $$$ gets penalized if Bryce were to use another brand.