McKee Boykin
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Buy your own belt. You'll have one that fits you then. They are cheap enough to afford.
Buy a weight belt?
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and I recommend one with mesh pouches and soft weights. I've had one for about 13 years.
I use a weight integrated BC so the soft weights work well in it.
When I'm teaching and have a wetsuit on, having to do equipment removal/exchange/replacement can get kind of interesting without a weightbelt. So I just take a couple of weight puches out of my BC, put them in my weight belt and wear it also.
Plus, as was stated by someone else, you can take the pocket belt with you when you travel and use it for either hard or soft weights, without the hassle of feeding a belt through the hard weights. Just slip them in the pockets and go.
I use a weight integrated BC so the soft weights work well in it.
When I'm teaching and have a wetsuit on, having to do equipment removal/exchange/replacement can get kind of interesting without a weightbelt. So I just take a couple of weight puches out of my BC, put them in my weight belt and wear it also.
Plus, as was stated by someone else, you can take the pocket belt with you when you travel and use it for either hard or soft weights, without the hassle of feeding a belt through the hard weights. Just slip them in the pockets and go.
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