Is the Milanese Loop an "everyday" band?

[jtrue28]

...
*I think you can see it in this pic. 405#
(yes, with straps. BUT - never a belt!)

But do you wear gloves?? 😉

 

[KPOM]

Ok so like taking it outside and stuff wouldn't be wise? I don't really want to spend $150 on a band, especially if it can't be worn everywhere including outside.

I've had similar bands before. They are relatively easy to keep clean. I wouldn't recommend it for extreme workout situations because it could loosen.

 

[LxTxNx]

The MLoop is beautiful and looks great with just about everything. The only problems I have with mine is that it becomes loose quick, it sucks at the gym (loosens, heart monitor stops working because it becomes too loose, sweat and stainless steel are a bad smell when combined) did I mentioned it loosens often?

 

[greytmom]

Been wearing mine daily since 4/24, including at the gym. I wipe it off when it gets sweaty. No issues.

 

[Jason83]

I've worn mine every day since launch and I still love it. Shows no sign of wear (of course it shouldn't after less than a month, but still) and is quite comfortable for all manner of activity. I wear it to work, out with friends, gym, running... no issues, and it looks darn good to boot!

 

[ToroidalZeus]

Thanks. I've been at it since maybe 2008. I got really serious about it towards the end of 2012. I have Crohn's disease and decided to put some weight on, which can be challenging with complications from it. Since then I've put on almost 50 pounds.

I mostly do gym jones programming. A little Olympic lifting and some very occasional CrossFit. I love breathing hard and lifting heavy stuff. You?

I feel your pain bro. I was skinny fat and lost about 30b last summer. Started bulking but got G.I. inflammation -> IBS-C. I've only been able to seriously bulk for the last two months now, and it's a challenging as you already know. I'm on a 3 day pull/push/legs split; currently sitting at 190lb deadlift.

 

[michael1019]

I feel your pain bro. I was skinny fat and lost about 30b last summer. Started bulking but got G.I. inflammation -> IBS-C. I've only been able to seriously bulk for the last two months now, and it's a challenging as you already know. I'm on a 3 day pull/push/legs split; currently sitting at 190lb deadlift.

Very challenging. IBS is really tough. You'll get that deadlift. Keep at it - all the best and stay healthy!

 

[sailermon]

I've worn mine every day since launch and I still love it. Shows no sign of wear (of course it shouldn't after less than a month, but still) and is quite comfortable for all manner of activity. I wear it to work, out with friends, gym, running... no issues, and it looks darn good to boot!

Couldn't agree more!

 

[Aluminum213]

It's an everyday band if you want it to be, simple as that. It's just aesthetics

 

[heeloliver]

Works well for me. However for running, I need to adjust it every once and while and make it tight. I'll probably invest in a sports band sometime soon.