Single-ply Squat Record - 120+ kg (Men)
The all-time single-ply squat world record in the 120+ kg men's weight class.
The current single-ply squat record in the 120+ kg men's class is 505.0 kg, set by Blaine Sumner at Arnold Grand Prix on Mar 4, 2017.
Source: OpenPowerlifting competition results.
Single-ply Squat Record by Weight Class
How the 120+ kg record compares to every other men's weight class in the single-ply squat division.
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About the 120+ kg Single-ply Squat Record
The 120+ kg weight class is one of the standard men's bodyweight categories contested across major powerlifting federations including the IPF, USAPL, USPA, and WRPF. The single-ply squat record in this class represents the heaviest verified competition squat by an athlete weighing up to 120 kg and above.
Weight-class records reward relative strength rather than absolute load: a lifter in a lighter class who matches a heavier class's number is, pound for pound, the stronger athlete. Comparing the record across every class - as the table above does - shows exactly where the 120+ kg mark sits on that curve. View the full all-time single-ply squat rankings for the top 20 lifters and the historical record progression.