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Most product listings indicate toy wrestling belts are made from plastic.

Many belts feature intricate molded detailing with a gold-tone finish to mimic the look of real championship belts for play and display.

Common accessories include ladders, breakable tables, pallets, ring steps, barbed-wire sections, briefcases, microphones, trash cans, and other hardcore-themed props.

The kid-sized spinning belt uses plastic interchangeable center plates that you remove by pushing them through a hole in the back. A magnet helps hold each plate in place while it spins, and the belt also includes two fixed side plates.

Figure-scale championship belts are listed at about 5.75 inches long. A kid-sized spinning belt lists a center plate roughly 8.6 inches tall by 9.5 inches wide, circular plates about 6.5 inches in diameter, and side plates about 3 inches by 4.5 inches; its Velcro strap fits up to a 32-inch waist. Some accessories (for example, a ladder) are listed as about 10 inches.

Listings show a range of accessory counts, including sets with 1, 5, 9, 12, 13, 15, and 24 accessories.

The listings describe the belts as compatible with wrestling action figures, commonly sized for 6–8 inch action figures.

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