Dmoose Dip Belt w/Chain

Build quality And feel is much better then other dip belts on the market at more then a fair price

For how inexpensive this thing is, it is very well built. I left mine at the local Y for nearly a year because several friends were also using it for weighted dips and pullups. It got a LOT of use but none of the stitching has come out and, other than getting a bit dirty and chalky, it doesn't look any the worse for wear so far. The cordura straps on each side that hold the D rings have gotten a bit smashed and now the D rings spin freely, but that hasn't affected function at all. I've had three 45lb plates hanging on it for heavy dips and it remains stable and comfortable. I haven't felt any need to change the chain or carabiners, they are working just fine. Folds up compactly and tucks into my gym bag easily. This is a no-brainer purchase if you're looking to increase the weight on your dips and pullups.

I have found DMoose to be a sneaky good brand on Amazon and the dip belt is no exception. The belt has a lot of surface area on the pad and is able to be easily adjusted to sit on your lower back for movements like dips and pulls ups. It’s comfortable to use and has proven to not slip around during movement. The carabiners are on the cheaper end but you can easily swap out the carabiners for better ones. The only other belt that is somewhat interesting in this category is maybe going with a leather belt, but feels like an unnecessary upgrade. It’s a good price- get it!

It’s pretty cheap quality, but you can’t really beat the price. I’ve used it mostly for dips. It’s a little awkward to get on and off, but it generally stays put and does the trick. Would recommend for sure.

It works for weighted dips and pull ups not strong enough for belt squats.

Only one I've used, mainly use it for weighted dips and pull ups. Not very padded but I haven't added any more than ~25lbs yet so it's still pretty comfortable. I don't see a need to upgrade it at all.

I immediately replaced the carabineers that come with the belt from 2 inch ones to 3 inch ones, and the chain I replaced with a threaded daisy chain. But the belt itself is great, exactly what you need for weighted calf raises, dips, or pull ups.

I’ve used this belt for weighted dips and pull ups for years. It has held up well under light use. Recently bought the spud Inc dip belt and that is on a different level of quality. But this is a really good budget option! Comes in different colors and prints. The American flag print really pops!

Only one I have ever used, but it has worked great for several years. Plus it has a cool jacked moose on it.

If you’re just looking for a dip belt, this will work fine. Do not mistake it for a belt that can be used for belt squats. Stitching is ok, padding is non-existent, but perfectly adequate for dips