The Best Budget Knee Sleeves For Powerlifting | Powerlifting Budget

[@CoachArian]

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[@olivia_trasorras]

the stoic sleeves are actually a very durable build and usually only become uncomfortable after 2 hours of use. their stitching is very well put together and the neoprene has held up for going on 2 years now for my training sleeves. i highly recommend them

[@CoachArian]

Thanks for the comment and helpful info. That's great that they've been able to last for 2 years now!

[@grandadmiralthrawn66]

Insightful! The Stoics actually went up to $75 now while the old SBD sleeves are still at $82.50. So the verdict is that it's worth splurging on SBD singlets and sleeves since they're not too much more expensive than cheaper IPF-approved alternatives, but for the belt it's worth it to just go with the Inzer since you're saving $150 that way?

[@CoachArian]

Prices will vary over time and from country to country. Also, it can depend from lifter to lifter if they want to support a specific brand, if they want a specific color, and other things like that. And personally, I don't think knee sleeves add anything so I think the old $82.50 versions are fine. But I know many lifters think they add lots of pounds to their squat so they'd only be looking at the new $125 version as an option for comparison.

[@lilytroy2710]

Very thorough review!

[@CoachArian]

Thanks, I appreciate it!

[@jimpayne3525]

Love my Bukiya knee sleeves, great hourglass shape and put my titan yellow jackets and their square shape to shame.

[@CoachArian]

That's great. Sounds like another good option for lifters.

[@mechagodzilla8624]

I know this video is a couple years old, but the strength shop infernos are the best. The. Best. Stiffest neoprene, best stitching, not overpriced.

[@CoachArian]

This video still gets views so thanks for leaving feedback for others.

[@amazingzone8659]

how are they holding up? I'm thinking of ordering a pair too. considering infernos or eleiko ones

[@Jdgarcia19866]

Just ordered a belt through ur link thank u

[@CoachArian]

Glad the video was helpful and you found a belt you like! Hopefully, it lasts you a very long time.

[@MaD_KiLLR]

Frank Daddy Chockers 10 mm Knee Sleeves... Dominated everyone 😂

[@xkhmerboix1]

What do you think about Rogue knee sleeves?

[@CoachArian]

The 3 mm and 5 mm options are going to be thin compared to the other powerlifting knee sleeves out there. But the 7 mm option will be the same thickness and looks like it's built well. Price is solid as well.

[@5.7hemi79]

I think those little thin sleeves are mainly for crossfit, not so much powerlifting.

[@CoachArian]

@@5.7hemi79 Yea, CrossFit, maybe weightlifting, and maybe just general fitness people.

[@Boostinfit]

A7 vs SBD?

[@CoachArian]

I don't really see many people wearing the A7s. Lots of people wear the SBDs and then some people have been trying out the new Inzers. Some people have stuck with the Inzers but a lot of people seem to end up going back to the SBDs. So I'd go with SBD.

[@wealthykind7382]

Are the gangster sleeves better?

[@CoachArian]

Better than what specifically?

[@LordHumongous1980]

cerberus strength extreme 9mm, period...

[@CoachArian]

As long as your fed allows 9 mm sleeves, then go for it.

[@benignocepeda7720]

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[@CoachArian]

What's that?

[@benignocepeda7720]

@@CoachArian knee sleeve brand

[@CoachArian]

@@benignocepeda7720 It all depends on what you're looking for which is why I went over things more broadly in the video. They aren't IPF approved. Also, the reviews seem to say they're cheaply made and fall apart after a few months. Oftentimes, you get what you pay for.

[@benignocepeda7720]

@@CoachArian i used them for competition and have lasted years and washes. Ive competed for the NASA, APA AND USPA

[@CoachArian]

@@benignocepeda7720 well, if you already have them, already use them, and like them, then you're good to go.