Razorstorm
A small independent artist driven clothing brand
30/09/2025
Texas Barbell Massacre
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s957 Texas Bar Bell Massacre T-shirt - Heather Black Discover Razorstorm gym t-shirts — premium UK gym wear built for training and lifestyle. Soft cotton, athletic fit, and durable screen-printed designs.
29/09/2024
New prints now available from the Razorstorm workshop.
Hand printed in the UK on athletic fabrics.
EST 2008
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20/05/2024
New year, same story
08/01/2024
New T just arrived! Thanks very much Razorstorm!
26/12/2023
I feel attacked
22/12/2023
British army veteran deadlifts phenomenal 395.5kg kilograms raw for world record
By Asia Samachar | Britain |
Inderraj Singh Dhillon is starting to roar. The British army veteran deadlifted a phenomenal 395.5 kilograms (871.9 pounds) raw for the world record at the 2023 European Powerlifting Federation (EPF) European Classic Championships (ECC).
The 32-year-old lifter secured a gold medal at the event held in the frozen and snowy environs of Tartu, Estonia, from Dec. 4-9, 2023, reports Bar Bend. Click here for the video.
Inderraj deadlifted in a conventional stance, using only a lifting belt to aid him. He stretched his arms wide, bent, and took hold of the barbell in a mixed grip. Once the barbell started moving, the pull appeared smooth to lockout without passing through much of a sticking point. Singh Dhillon stepped back from the bar and pounded his chest when he saw that the lift was good, bellowing back at the noisy crowd, according to the report.
In June, he set a new world record for the 120-kilogram weight class at the 2023 IPF World Classic Open Powerlifting Championships in Valletta, Malta.
Inderraj started powerlifting for rehabilitation after injuring his back during his six years of British Army service in electronic warfare and signalling with the Royal Corps of Signals. During the first 6 to 8 months post-injury, he was unable to run or even walk for long periods, the report added.
20/12/2023
Glen Bailey is a 42 year old firefighter attempting to break a Guinness World Record by lifting up to 600,000kg in 24 hours.
“I am taking on this mammoth challenge to try to raise funds and awareness for The Fire Fighters Charity, who do great work helping to support firefighters both past and present as well as their families by providing a broad range of health and wellbeing services,” says Glen
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