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2POOD Petite Me Vs Me (by Emma Lawson) Weightlifting Belt (Extra Narrow)
2POOD Petite Me Vs Me (by Emma Lawson) Weightlifting Belt (Extra Narrow) - XXXS is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
- Extra-narrow “Petite” belt from 2POOD, 7.6 cm wide instead of the usual 10 cm
- Rose-marble belt with Emma Lawson’s “me vs me” lettering
- Perfect for anyone with a short torso whose regular belt presses into their ribs
- For cross-fitness training, Olympic weightlifting and powerlifting
- Maximum safety thanks to WODclamp™ (double-buckle system) and extra-wide hook-and-loop fastener
- Available in sizes XXXS to M; you’ll find the same design in a 10 cm width in the 2POOD Me Vs Me Weightlifting Belt
- To find the right size, scroll down to the size guide
Me Vs Me reminds you who you’re competing against
The belt has a delicate rose marble design and features the “me vs me” lettering. It was designed by Emma Lawson, one of the strongest athletes in functional fitness. The message is simple: the only opponent who really counts is yourself.
The best weightlifting belt for functional fitness training and Olympic weightlifting
The “Petite” is the extra-narrow version of the 2POOD weightlifting belt, 7.6 cm wide instead of the usual 10 cm. This gives you significantly more space between your rib cage and hip bone, so you’re less restricted during deep squats, cleans and snatches. The core stability stays the same.
Every 2POOD weightlifting belt is equipped with the WODclamp™, a quick-adjust double-buckle system with a hook-and-loop fastener. This makes the belt perfect for functional fitness training, because you can switch between strength, gymnastics and cardio exercises without taking the belt off.
For fast workouts, the metal buckle is enough, letting you loosen and close the belt in seconds with one hand. When it’s time for heavy weights, you also use the second buckle of the WODclamp™ and have a belt that is guaranteed not to come undone.
Move more weight with greater safety
Thanks to increased core stability, it’s easier to maintain correct posture while weightlifting. This reduces the risk of spinal injury and helps you move more weight with clean form.
The extra stability can make exactly the difference that gets you to your next PR. However, a weightlifting belt should never replace your focus on correct exercise technique.
The high-quality 2POOD belts are known for their durability and will serve you reliably for a long time. They support your technique during heavy strength training such as squats and deadlifts, as well as Olympic lifts like clean & jerks and snatches.
Worn by the best athletes in the world
The 2POOD weightlifting belt is IWF-compliant and used by Olympic and professional fitness athletes. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, 2POOD is the first choice for weightlifting. 2POOD athletes include:
- Mattie Rogers
- CJ Cummings
- Jacob Heppner
- Amanda Barnhart
- Nick Urankar
- Chyna Cho
- Haley Adams
- Tasia Percevecz
- Sam Briggs
How to find the perfect size
Step 1:
Use a tape measure to measure your waist circumference at navel height while holding your breath in.
Step 2:
Find your size here. Important: If you’re between two sizes, choose the smaller size.
- XXXS: 65 - 70 cm
- XXS: 70 - 75 cm
- XS: 75 - 80 cm
- S: 80 - 87.5 cm
- M: 87.5 - 97.5 cm
The Petite belt is available up to size M. If you need L or XL, you’ll find these sizes in the regular 2POOD belts with a 10 cm width.
How to check the fit
When you’ve tightened your 2POOD weightlifting belt properly, the two ends of the belt should be about 2 to 5 cm apart, or at least not overlap.
Usage tips
The 85% rule
The most common recommendation for wearing a weightlifting belt is to use it as soon as you’re moving more than 85% of your max. However, some athletes like the support even at lighter weights so they can keep performing exercises with clean form when fatigue sets in during a workout.
How to wear your 2POOD weightlifting belt
One of the most common mistakes when using a weightlifting belt is wearing it too low. The belt should sit roughly at navel height.
Watch this video for more tips on using your 2POOD belt. (Video in English)
The WODclamp™ explained
Watch this video to see why the WODclamp™ makes 2POOD the best weightlifting belt in the world. (Video in English)
Care
The best care tip is to let your 2POOD weightlifting belt dry completely after every training session, then you’ll never need to wash it. If you do want to wash it, wash it by hand with cold water.
2POOD Petite Me Vs Me (by Emma Lawson) Weightlifting Belt (Extra Na...
2POOD Petite Me Vs Me (by Emma Lawson) Weightlifting Belt (Extra Narrow) - XXXS is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
- Extra-narrow “Petite” belt from 2POOD, 7.6 cm wide instead of the usual 10 cm
- Rose-marble belt with Emma Lawson’s “me vs me” lettering
- Perfect for anyone with a short torso whose regular belt presses into their ribs
- For cross-fitness training, Olympic weightlifting and powerlifting
- Maximum safety thanks to WODclamp™ (double-buckle system) and extra-wide hook-and-loop fastener
- Available in sizes XXXS to M; you’ll find the same design in a 10 cm width in the 2POOD Me Vs Me Weightlifting Belt
- To find the right size, scroll down to the size guide
Me Vs Me reminds you who you’re competing against
The belt has a delicate rose marble design and features the “me vs me” lettering. It was designed by Emma Lawson, one of the strongest athletes in functional fitness. The message is simple: the only opponent who really counts is yourself.
The best weightlifting belt for functional fitness training and Olympic weightlifting
The “Petite” is the extra-narrow version of the 2POOD weightlifting belt, 7.6 cm wide instead of the usual 10 cm. This gives you significantly more space between your rib cage and hip bone, so you’re less restricted during deep squats, cleans and snatches. The core stability stays the same.
Every 2POOD weightlifting belt is equipped with the WODclamp™, a quick-adjust double-buckle system with a hook-and-loop fastener. This makes the belt perfect for functional fitness training, because you can switch between strength, gymnastics and cardio exercises without taking the belt off.
For fast workouts, the metal buckle is enough, letting you loosen and close the belt in seconds with one hand. When it’s time for heavy weights, you also use the second buckle of the WODclamp™ and have a belt that is guaranteed not to come undone.
Move more weight with greater safety
Thanks to increased core stability, it’s easier to maintain correct posture while weightlifting. This reduces the risk of spinal injury and helps you move more weight with clean form.
The extra stability can make exactly the difference that gets you to your next PR. However, a weightlifting belt should never replace your focus on correct exercise technique.
The high-quality 2POOD belts are known for their durability and will serve you reliably for a long time. They support your technique during heavy strength training such as squats and deadlifts, as well as Olympic lifts like clean & jerks and snatches.
Worn by the best athletes in the world
The 2POOD weightlifting belt is IWF-compliant and used by Olympic and professional fitness athletes. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, 2POOD is the first choice for weightlifting. 2POOD athletes include:
- Mattie Rogers
- CJ Cummings
- Jacob Heppner
- Amanda Barnhart
- Nick Urankar
- Chyna Cho
- Haley Adams
- Tasia Percevecz
- Sam Briggs
How to find the perfect size
Step 1:
Use a tape measure to measure your waist circumference at navel height while holding your breath in.
Step 2:
Find your size here. Important: If you’re between two sizes, choose the smaller size.
- XXXS: 65 - 70 cm
- XXS: 70 - 75 cm
- XS: 75 - 80 cm
- S: 80 - 87.5 cm
- M: 87.5 - 97.5 cm
The Petite belt is available up to size M. If you need L or XL, you’ll find these sizes in the regular 2POOD belts with a 10 cm width.
How to check the fit
When you’ve tightened your 2POOD weightlifting belt properly, the two ends of the belt should be about 2 to 5 cm apart, or at least not overlap.
Usage tips
The 85% rule
The most common recommendation for wearing a weightlifting belt is to use it as soon as you’re moving more than 85% of your max. However, some athletes like the support even at lighter weights so they can keep performing exercises with clean form when fatigue sets in during a workout.
How to wear your 2POOD weightlifting belt
One of the most common mistakes when using a weightlifting belt is wearing it too low. The belt should sit roughly at navel height.
Watch this video for more tips on using your 2POOD belt. (Video in English)
The WODclamp™ explained
Watch this video to see why the WODclamp™ makes 2POOD the best weightlifting belt in the world. (Video in English)
Care
The best care tip is to let your 2POOD weightlifting belt dry completely after every training session, then you’ll never need to wash it. If you do want to wash it, wash it by hand with cold water.