The Best Powerlifting Singlets for Lifting Heavy in 2023

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Powerlifting singlets are designed for professional athletes, but there are a lot of benefits for casual strength trainers as well.
The extra compression of this singlet is designed to help keep blood flow up even as the session gets heavier, to give the user extra support when they really need it. The design is simple and no-frills and because of the large fit it can also be used in competitions. It pairs well with a scoop-neck benching shirt and is one of the best options on this list for serious lifters.
Aside from being the one that Putsov recommended most highly, it’s clear this is an excellent weightlifting singlet. It has improved durability on both the quads and shoulders, making squats far more secure, and has a special BioCeramic Fabric that allows it to be far comfier and also way more durable. It’s also approved for official competitions, so if that’s what the aim is, this is the singlet for the job.
This singlet is a little cheaper than many on this list and leaves a lot of extra movement room around the shoulders, which makes it great for isolation movements like shrugs or those with a wide movement range. It’s better suited for more casual lifters than the previous two options and comes in a few basic colors.
Everyone who lifts weights wants to look like Goku from Dragon Ball Z. This Singlet has a bright, albeit unique visage printed on it, but still has plenty of functionality too. It’s built with a mix of polyester and spandex for great comfort and flexibility, dries quickly, and looks great too.
Adidas is a brand that many people already know and trust, so it makes sense to go for a powerlifting singlet from them. This one is made from 100% nylon performance lycra, has a pull-on closure, and is quad-length too. It’s comfortable, it covers what it needs to cover, and doesn’t have unnecessary fabric up top.
While this powerlifting singlet is technically designed for wrestling, it still fits the bill for weightlifting. It’s made of a polyester and spandex mix so it’s both durable and incredibly flexible, has soft arm and neck openings to help it be more comfortable, and has full-mesh back and lower-leg panels to help airflow.

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