hmmm the only belt that makes my half orc's fist into something that can actuly break down a door

What would be the carrying capacity of a Medium humanoid wearing this?

Quote from Helmut_McQuack >>

What would be the carrying capacity of a Medium humanoid wearing this?

 15 * STR = 15 * 29 = 435 pounds (approx. 197 kg)
Ref. https://www.dndbeyond.com/sources/basic-rules/using-ability-scores#LiftingandCarrying

Quote from Siriagus >>

Quote from Helmut_McQuack >>

What would be the carrying capacity of a Medium humanoid wearing this?

 15 * STR = 15 * 29 = 435 pounds (approx. 197 kg)
Ref. https://www.dndbeyond.com/sources/basic-rules/using-ability-scores#LiftingandCarrying

 But a draft horse with 18 STR has a carrying capacity of 540 lbs?

thats becaus a draft horse is large thats 18×30 540

Quote from yogg_saron >>

thats becaus a draft horse is large thats 18×30 540

 Oh, that makes sense. Thanks.

It just doesn't make sense that someone with (almost) the STR of a tarrasque can only carry 435 lbs.

In my games I allow creatures with at least a 22 or higher STR stat to wield two handed weapons one handed. I also change the weapon damage stats to compensate for one handed use. 

All I can say is lol 

So many helpful comments here (not being sarcastic)

So overpowered

Yes.

what's the cost of it?

Can u imagine what ur sprite could if u gave it this 

me being stronger then a large draft horse with 600 pounds of carry capacity with only 20 strength

Would that be a +7, +8, or +9 modifier?

30 (the max for any creature) is a +10 modifier, so 29 is a +9 Strength modifier. Normally, the highest a Player Character can go is 20 (+5) with Barbarians as the exception, so this is a huge power boost for any Strength-reliant character.

Thanks!

Yes.  It's a horse.

Now Imagine if a half-Orc Barbarian gets hands this

29 strength (1st Edition stat measurement system)= +20 Str Modifier. Ander now has the strength needed to man handle Grumsh

And on a Nat 20 means 20+20 equals 40 Strength