IPF Approved
IPF-Approved Products – Competition-Grade Equipment
IPF-approved products meet the highest standards for powerlifting competitions, ensuring durability, performance, and consistency. From powerlifting belts to knee sleeves, wrist wraps, and calibrated plates, these products are tested and certified for official meets. Using IPF-approved gear means you train with the same equipment used in competition, ensuring maximum support, reliability, and compliance with powerlifting regulations.
FAQ – IPF-Approved Gear
What does IPF-approved mean?
IPF-approved products meet the International Powerlifting Federation’s strict quality and performance standards, making them legal for competition use.
Do I need IPF-approved gear for training?
It’s not required, but if you plan to compete, it’s highly recommended to train with IPF-approved equipment for consistency. Even if you don’t compete, it ensures you’re using the highest standard of gear for optimal performance and durability.
Which brands offer IPF-approved gear?
We carry IPF-approved products from Wahlanders, Oni Bukiya, Stoic, Fortex, and Hansu Power, ensuring the best quality for competition and training.
Are all lifting gear and equipment IPF-approved?
No, some items like deadlift straps are not allowed in IPF competitions. However, essential items such as belts, knee sleeves, wrist wraps, singlets, and calibrated plates must be IPF-approved to be used in official meets. Always check approval lists to ensure your gear is competition-legal.
Do powerlifting shoes have to be IPF-approved?
No, powerlifting shoes do not need IPF approval, but they must follow IPF technical guidelines. All the shoes we offer meet IPF competition standards, including regulations on max heel elevation, ensuring they are allowed on the platform.
