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Katana A/S (Angled Sleeve) Bench Shirt

$165.00

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The Katana A/S for arched benchers features our patent pending torque sleeve design combined with our new NXG Super Plus material. This new material is 26% thicker and stronger than the older NXG+ material. The result is double-ply type power from a single-ply IPF approved shirt. The Katana will take your benches to new heights! The Katana A/S for arched benchers is backed by an unmatched guarantee that’s as tough as you are: 2 years blowout plus an 18 month "No Run" guarantee on NXG material ONLY!!

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Angled Sleeves for Arched Benchers and Patent Pending Torque Sleeve Design
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Royal Blue Spandex
Purple Spandex

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All Katana Bench Shirts Feature:

Features NXG Super Plus fabric. It is the heaviest, strongest fabric in the lifting world. Created exclusively by Titan. Created specifically for powerlifting. Virtually tear proof and run proof.

Features synthetic, high tech, super high tensile strength thread. A single thread has tested to a load of 3.75 kg while a looped thread has tested to a load of 10kg! Costs up to 3 times more than regular thread!

Entire Katana is constructed using commercial satin stitching, no straight stitching on any part of the suit. This is a more costly and time consuming process, but performance and durability are our first priority

Features more thread than any other suit in the lifting world. Every suit uses an average of 8,448cm per suit. That's 3,326 inches or 277 feet of thread. Nearly the length of an American football field! Over the course of a production year that really adds up. In 2008, Titan used over 6,000,000 yards of thread. That's over 3,400 miles!