CAP Adjustable Weighted Vest 20–150 lbs for Strength Training, Running & Workouts, Weight Vest for Men & Women, Fitness Training Vest

It fits exactly how I hoped it would. It's snug, doesn't bounce or move around. Its exactly what I wanted. The weights are a pain to get into the pouches but once they're in, you're good. It's a tight fit so they won't come out. The phone pocket is small so don't expect your iPhone plus or any phone with a thick case to fit in there. I have a thin android with a thin cover and it still sticks out and is a squeeze to get in there. I got it on sale so the value was even better. The shoulders are comfortable and I wear it all day doing regular day to day tasks and to work.

I have owned and used this vest for over 18 months. I use it quite often, on average at least 3 - 4 times a week. Here are my opinions so far: Highlights: -Very durable and stable. The vest has held up well, and even though I have gotten quite a bit of sweat on it, there seems to be no difference in its durability and materials so far. The Velcro is as strong as ever, and never comes loose. -Good weight distribution. I have used other vests that seemed to make me lean forward slightly, but this one seems very balanced. Because of the design, with a wide neck area, you could actually adjust it either slightly more forward or backward to your preference. -Comfortable. This is the most comfortable weight vest I've used, partially because the shoulder straps are pretty wide, which distributes the weight over a larger area. The Velcro straps would also accommodate various waist sizes, so that even people with a larger midsection can wear it. Other notes: -With every weight vest I've tried, it seems to be my lower back muscles that are tested first, before my legs are tired from the additional weight. So you might want to keep that in mind. I personally enjoy this, because I feel like that is an area that I need to strengthen, and it can be hard to target it otherwise. -Also with any kind of weight vest, you should keep in mind that there is nothing to keep it pinned down on your shoulders if you jump. I also don't mind this, and anticipated a little hop if I were jumping straight up, because logically this is almost impossible to avoid. -I would recommend putting this on over a shirt, mainly because the tiny bit of extra padding feels better on my shoulders, and because the material is not as soft as a cotton shirt. Also keep in mind it sticks out a few inches in front and back of you, so I found it easier to put shoes on first, then the vest. All in all, I love this vest. I have tried at least four other ones, and this one has been my favorite. It works as well for me now as it did when I first got it 18 months ago. All vests take a little while to get used to, but this one has been the best for me. I will update this review if my opinion ever changes.

Good quality weighted vest. It is definitely bulky, but that feels necessary given how much weight it’s capable of holding and supporting. Once adjusted properly, it feels secure during movement and doesn’t shift too much, even during more dynamic exercises. The weight distribution feels stable and usable for both cardio and strength-focused training. The build quality feels solid enough to handle repeated use, especially considering the adjustable weight range. Overall, a strong and practical weighted vest that trades compactness for high capacity and stable performance.

I had a stroke 6 years ago and wanted to up my game and this is the best out there! This was the fourth one I bought but this was easier to put on and fits great easy to put on with just one hand !! I can make it fit snug to not move around to much very comfortable! Thanks to Kevin hocke ! He is the man I would never have found this!!

I’m very satisfied with this weighted vest. The material feels durable and well-made, and the design fits comfortably without restricting movement during workouts. I like how the weight is evenly distributed, which helps maintain balance while doing exercises such as walking, squats, and push-ups. The adjustable straps provide a secure and comfortable fit, and the vest stays in place throughout the workout. Overall, it’s a great option for anyone looking to add intensity to their training routine. Highly recommended!

Fits good not hard to put on straps aren't the best but you really don't have to use them size options are great I'm using 80lb you might have some trouble with your ccw . my g19 was okay but if it's bigger probably won't work all around good purchase

I bought the 80-pound vest 2.5 years ago. I used it nearly every day for squats until my cat decided it would make a good litter box. I figure I got my money's worth out of it, and it was time for a better one anyway, so I ordered the 100-pound. I didn't order the 100-pound because I need that much weight. I got it because I wanted the steel weights instead of the sandbags that come with the 80-pound and lower weight vests. The 80-pound served me well. There was a tear in the shoulder strap similar to what another reviewer posted. I was okay with that because it was not going to come apart completely. Like I said, I used it nearly every day. My main complaint about the 80- was that the sand bags were so difficult to get in and out of the pockets that I never bothered to change the weight and just kept it about 65 pounds. You can see in the pictures how much bigger the sand bags are. The 80- vest is much larger than the 100+. The steel weights are very easy to get in and out of the pockets. The sand bags are all 3 pounds. The steel ones are 3 and 1.5 pounds. The 80- comes is one piece and has padded shoulders. It isn't adjustable and hangs at my waist and I'm 6'4". The 100+ comes in two pieces (pictured) and does not have pads in the shoulders. The 100+ is adjustable. I tried wearing it at the shortest setting but I couldn't reach the straps that go around you to secure it. I let it out maybe 3 inches front and back and now it sits a couple inches above my waist. The 100+ is a much snugger fit which is great. The 80- was too loose to do push-ups with but I can use the 100+ for that no problem. I definitely prefer my new 100-pound vest over the older one. Obviously the price jumps up quite a bit when you go from 80 to 100 pounds. When I bought the 80 I think the 100 was about double the price of the 80 but right now the 100 is only $150. I think that's a pretty good deal for a versatile, durable piece of equipment that I'll use every day. Even if you need less than 80 pounds the 100 pound vest better if you can handle the price. The main drawback for the 80- is how tight the weights fit in the pockets and the size. If you're a smaller person the 80-pound is going to be very large on you. I don't know if the lighter ones are just as big or not. They could be smaller and have fewer pockets. I suspect the 120 is exactly like the 100 because there are enough pockets to hold 46 three-pound weights. That would make the vest 138 pounds plus the weight of the vest which is probably about 5 pounds empty. So to truly be 150 pounds the vest would need 4 more pockets. Mine came with 103.5 pounds of weights-23 3-pound and 23 1.5-pound and there are 46 pockets but they will all take the 3-pound weights. I'd give the 80-pound 4 stars because of the tight pockets. The 100-pound costs more but the advantages are worth it. Now if I can just keep it out of the reach of my cat....

So I have had this vest for a while now and I can say there’s some good and some bad with this vest. To start with the good, I like the weight pouches. They felt durable and I liked the weights were removable. I got the 50 lb vest and I weigh 145 pounds and 5ft 5 inches. Walks around the park wearing the vest is okay. The shoulders grew tired after a while but it wasn’t too bad. The problems arose when I started incorporating the vest into my daily workout. My daily workout was doing some push ups, squats and a plank. I only had the chance to wear the vest for two days before coming across major issues. The first issue is it’s not a tight fit causing a lil extra difficulty when in a push up position. I’m not a fan of the vest touching against the ground when I’m at the down position of the push up only because the vest will slouch to the ground. The second issue is trying to do squats with the vest. The vest is just way too bulky, and the adjustable straps were difficult to not cause problems being in a bad place on the vest. The third issue and this is why I’m no longer gonna use the vest is the adjustable straps that go around the waist suck. Sorry I’m not able to place a nicer word but they do. And it makes it worse that the specific strap can’t just be replaced or fixed. Between the pushups and squats which I only do one set of each in my workouts, after two workouts the Velcro rings are clearly tearing through the strap and if I did another workout probably will rip completely. In my opinion a weighted vest should be able to handle basic calisthenic movement like basic pushups and squats. It was nice to have it for walks but that’s about the only advantage. It’s tough to hit my super saiyan form like goku when the only weigh I can use my weighted vest is just for a walk. I should say I have tried jogging with this on and omg was it uncomfortable with how it would bounce on my shoulders. Personally I would not recommend this to anyone, for its lack of comfort, not being true to one size fits all, poor material causing lack of functionality, and lack of being able to properly adjust.

Esta perfecto, es de muy buen tamaño y peso que dice sin problemas lo volvería a comprar, excelente calidad.

Good fit stays intact even when running and exercising

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