Buying Guides - Sizings, Recommendations & More

In a Powerlifting competition you need a Singlet, Meet Tee and Deadlift socks as a minimum. But most lifter also wear a lifting belt, knee sleeves and wrist wraps. Is your big day around the corner? Check out a few items that are must haves for competition, and just make sure that you have all bases covered. Powerlifting Singlet ☑️ A powerlifting staple and something we all need to compete in. With 15 + colours to choose from if you haven't got yours yet this may be your time! ➡️ Breathable elastic fabric for full mobility Flatlock seams to help...

  Owen Here To Help! Have a little look below at both, my personal opinion as well as the in's and out's of what makes a sleeve right for you...  Flexis – The most flexible and have a lot of give in them. Still 7mm but made for comfort as well as performance. These sleeves are great if you want warmth at the knee and not to worry about any discomfort. I would be wearing these for accessory days or if I have a session where there isn’t much load. Somthing like a high bar, cleans, leg press and anything that...

The top items from A7 are the hourglass knee sleeves (especially Rigor Mortis), the Singlet and Bar Grip. The Bar Grip is unique to A7. A7 Bar Grip is a one-of-a-kind performance shirt with a silicone grip on the back that is designed to help with slippery commercial benches and bars. But sometimes we are just looking for some other inspiration? Not sure where to start or just want some more info about some of our products? Our team may be small but we are packed full of knowledge. Check out our team’s top picks as well as some little hacks...

Choosing a Powerlifting belt has a lot of factors. Most lifters will choose the 13mm Lever Belt as this gives the most support overall, and the PAL V.2 Lever is the most adjustable on the Market. However lifters may also choose the prong belt and a 10mm thickness for more flexibility.