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ยป Anyone use squat wedges?
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post 1699777853 03-27-2024, 07:30 AM
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Anyone use squat wedges?

I have weightlifting shoes, but it's not really noticeable the heel is elevated. Mostly want some for my landmine workouts, figured I'd be more ergonomic with the angle of the bar
post 1699778413 03-27-2024, 07:43 AM
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Use them all the time. You can use plates, but I got some cork ones from Amazon and they are much better, plus come with two angles if you want to change the way your ankle moves or do sissy squats easier.
post 1699778573 03-27-2024, 07:46 AM
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Originally Posted By WoofieNugget
Use them all the time. You can use plates, but I got some cork ones from Amazon and they are much better, plus come with two angles if you want to change the way your ankle moves or do sissy squats easier.
I was hoping to get some metal ones, 20 or 25 degrees. I've used plates before, but not a fan how it feels
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