I recently received four belts from EliteStraps, and after spending time with each, I can confidently say these are some of the best replica belts on the market. Here’s a detailed breakdown of each belt and why EliteStraps stands out from other makers—and even the WWE Shop replicas.
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John Cena Perth Farewell Tour Belt – 5/5
This belt is flawless. The strap is thick, the plates are solid and heavy, and the design mirrors the original almost perfectly. It’s not an exact WWE Shop replica, but for anyone who just wants a belt that looks and feels incredible, this is more than enough.
The spinning centre plate is a standout it’s heavy, spins smoothly, and keeps spinning for ages. EliteStraps even provides extra jewels in case any fall out in transit, which shows attention to detail.
Considering that these belts are no longer being produced and market prices now sit over $1,000 AUD, this is an amazing, affordable option for collectors. I absolutely love it.
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CM Punk Spinner Belt – 4.75/5
This one closely mirrors the John Cena Perth Belt in quality. The strap is thick, plates are solid, and the design is nearly identical.
My only minor critiques: the centre plate is slightly darker than the WWE Shop version, and the nameplate lettering could use a tiny highlight. But this is only noticeable if you scrutinize the belt closely. For anyone wanting an affordable, high-quality spinner belt, this is a top pick.
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TNA Heavyweight Championship – 5/5
This belt is excellent, especially if you go with a 4mm or thicker strap. The plates are impressive, the colors are accurate, and the overall design is very faithful.
The only tiny critique I have is the “Total Nonstop Action” lettering could be slightly bigger and clearer, but that’s pure nitpicking. For any collector looking for TNA belts, this is the go-to maker.
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Intercontinental Championship – 4.25/5
This belt is very well made but differs slightly from the others. The strap feels stiffer and harder to bend, making it less flexible when wearing or displaying. Buckling multiple straps at once can be tricky, and the plates feel slightly thinner (around 3mm) than the others.
Despite these minor issues, the overall look, weight, and quality of the plates and strap are excellent. This is still a strong recommendation for anyone after a White WWE Intercontinental Championship replica.
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Extras & Accessories
EliteStraps went above and beyond by providing six large belt bags. As a collector, having padded storage for belts is essential, especially when traveling or moving them, and while some other makers provide more padding, these bags are generous and practical.
The wall hangers are a nice touch, though slightly stiff and not perfectly aligned with some of the belts, so I likely won’t use them. Still, it’s a thoughtful addition.
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Communication & Delivery – 4/5
They were really good in terms of providing information before the purchase to help ease my mind, gave breakdowns of what is different, sent over good quality pictures and videos of their previous work and current orders. I was told that once the belts were purchased I would get constant updates on my orders. However, it seemed once the belts were purchased - I had to do the regular check ups to see how the orders were going, and then i got sent a different number and they were slower on replies and provided small updates. Having to chase up the tracking number was a bit annoying - I attribute this to the Christmas rush, so it’s a minor gripe in the grand scheme.
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Final Thoughts
When it comes to price, quality, and attention to detail, EliteStraps is truly top-tier. With so many replica belt makers out there, they stand out as a professional, reliable, and high-quality option.
I’d buy from them again without hesitation and would happily review any new belts they release. If you’re a collector or just want a belt that looks and feels premium without the WWE Shop price tag, EliteStraps is the way to go.
