Women's Elevate V2 Mid-Length Weightlifting Singlet by VIRUS® Performance Apparel, also known as Virus International. A compression lifting suit for Olympic weightlifting and powerlifting training.
VIRUS® WOMEN'S WEIGHTLIFTING SINGLET | BIOCERAMIC™ INFUSED FOR DOMINATING PERFORMANCE
KEY FEATURES
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Bioceramic™ Fabric Technology — Recycles far-infrared energy back into the body → Accelerates recovery and reduces muscle fatigue during high-volume sessions.
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Extended Mid-Length Inseam — Delivers 2 inches of additional coverage → Protects the quads from bar-abrasion during heavy pulls and transitions.
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High-Tension Compression — Provides a secure, second-skin fit → Stabilizes active muscle groups to maximize power output and proprioception.
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Engineered 4-Way Stretch — Optimizes flexibility in every direction → Ensures zero restriction during deep squats and explosive platform movements.
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Standardized Regulation Compliance — Meets international weightlifting requirements → Delivers total confidence and platform readiness for elite competition.
TECHNOLOGY
Bioceramic™: This proprietary mineral-infused yarn delivers far-infrared recycling to support internal systems and optimize thermoregulation.
What you feel: Enhanced circulation, reduced fatigue, and accelerated recovery support during and after elite training.
Virus® engineered the Elevate V2 Singlet specifically for the platform, delivering the technical support required for elite weightlifting. The extended mid-length cut protects your skin during high-repetition pulls, while the integrated Bioceramic™ technology accelerates recovery during heavy training cycles. Lock in your form and dominate every lift with zero restriction.
Choosing your singlet size
Use the women's singlet size chart and compare your measurements before choosing a size. For help comparing styles, take the singlet quiz or browse all women's singlets.
Weightlifting singlet or lifting suit?
In Olympic weightlifting, a lifting suit is commonly called a singlet. Check the current clothing rules for your federation and meet before competing; requirements differ between weightlifting and powerlifting organizations.