Quote (45sz @ Sep 5 2015 12:48am)
I got the sbs in size small as recommended on website and returned them for a large cuz they were so uncomfortable and tight . As plaad said ordering size smaller would be for people competing . If anything get a size larger.
I wanted the smaller sbds to eventually compete, but I just want a cheap pair of training ones for now, I tried wearing tights, didn't have any knee pain I think i'll just wear tights to the gym everyday now =o
Quote (ug_warrior(xtc) @ Sep 4 2015 05:46am)
was worried bout that with my last virgin
lolololol
Quote (IAm_Carnage @ Sep 4 2015 06:18am)
Aren't you the same weight now as you were like a year or 2 ago when you started posting? ~160lbs?
Even if you outgrow them in a year, is $100 really that big of a deal?
As for wrist wraps, I def recommend them. I have bitch wrists and they have helped a ton on bench.
I'm 10 lbs heavier, but much much bigger size-wise I don't have much money right now, saving up to go travel to aus in 4 months trying to save everything.
Quote (PlaaD @ Sep 4 2015 01:07pm)
Who suggests 2sizes smaller btw?
That is mainly for people competing imo.
Most people I know that competes on elite level got one pair for training in their normal size and then a couple for competition that is smaller.
Stabilize wrists.
Prevents deviation to some extent (the longer/harder wraps the stiffer the wrist gets) which can be a huge deal if you got weak/injured wrist.
the 2 sizes smaller is for competition
Quote (Lancet_Jade @ Sep 5 2015 06:21am)
avoid tomo konos knee sleeves at all costs
yeah i saw vids on youtube of ppl trying to put those on lololol