12lbs-140lbs Adjustable Weighted Vest

Ordered 60 pounds vest, comes with 10 6-pound satchels of weight. Best way to take out and put in weights is when the vest is laying on a surface, but rather hard to do while wearing the vest. Seems sturdy and comfortable, even without shoulder pads. Make sure to load even weight on front and rear of the vest, otherwise it will start sliding down to the heaviest side while you exercise. Vest is also a bit too long for me (5'9" / 175cm) , so when I squat, bottom of the vest is interfering with my thighs, but not too terrible. p.s. 60lb is A LOT of weight, if you are not used to something like this. But you can just take weights out!

Really happy with this weighted vest. The build quality is solid, the price was right, and I love that it offers such a wide range — you can go as light as 20 lbs and scale all the way up to 150. It’s comfortable to wear considering the weight, though fair warning: once you load it up, it will feel heavy — that’s the point. Here’s my old-man advice if you’re new to weighted vests: don’t start at the top. Add weight gradually and let your body adapt — wear it for walks or around the house first before you jump into workouts. Your joints, back, and knees will thank you. Once you’re used to it, this vest becomes an incredible tool for training, hiking, or just turning everyday movement into exercise. Overall, it’s exactly what I wanted — sturdy, adjustable, and capable of growing with you as you get stronger.

I love that the weight is adjustable and that it comes with the removable padded shoulders. It even comes with a small I pod holder on the front for listening to tunes or whatever! Exactly what I was looking for.

I am 5'6"(167cm) weighing at 154lbs(70kg). It fits me perfectly thanks to velcro strap and it still has room for bigger body frame. I ordered the 60lbs with shoulder strap which came with 10 sand columns weighing at 6lbs each supposing 60lbs ÷ 10 sandbag slots(to be confirmed) otherwise it would be false advertising. 5 slots in the front and 5 slots in the back for the sand bags. To be honest the straps are not worth the additional cost to the order as you can buy something more useful. The front and rear are sewed together and only time will tell how long itll hold. It has a little pocket/flap for your cellular device with a designated wired earphone slot but you would have to flip open the velcroed flap and onto another velcro opening to directly access your device. It also has a water bottle holder. I would have given this 5 stars if the velcro strap was properly alligned but great product anyways and that it came with weights

This is a fantastic product if you want to add something extra to your walk. Its heavier then a military vest, and after buying an extra sandbag to shoot at, could potential save you like one as well buuuut don't bet on it. I use this vest for adding a little extra to my choirs and when Im going up and down stairs. It fits well on a 270lb guy like me, but there are some draw backs to it that I have found annoying. The first is that when bending down to grab something the velcro doesnt hold the best. Most of the time I have to hold the vest in place if Im reaching for something. It's also bulky so don't expect to be doing push-ups with weights in the front unless your planning on using platforms to rise up a bit. The other drawback is trying to get the weights just right in the vest. I found that if I have a spot between two of them it is hard to get it fully packed in the slot. Also if using the full 60lbs I would recommend wearing something a little thicker even with the pads on it. The positive aspects would be that you can adjust the weight as needed. I started out with 30lbs and moved up from there. Plus with the pads on it I can wear it for longer periods of time. The max Ive been able to wear it is 3hrs. One other amazing thing is that it acts great for stability control on other exercises. When Im not wearing it I can blast a few curls with it that adding the extra movement really hits home. Plus you can hold it crossed armed up to your chest to do squats with or wear it as well. Pros: Balance Control Adjustable weights Great add on for basic work outs Maybe save a life, who knows Cons: Sand shifts making it hard to get weights in sometimes Pads have to be shifted just right or hurts collar bone Velcro not the best Needs more padding DON'T RUN, this thing bounces around too much. I now understand the pains some women have to deal with running. Almost poked an eye out