Amazon has
20-lb CAP Barbell Adjustable Weighted Vest (Black) on sale for
$18.79.
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About this Item:
- Adjustable conditioning vest with steel-shot weight packets, weighing approximately 1 lb
- Helps you gain strength and burn additional calories
- Adds up to 20 pounds of resistance
- Neoprene padding for comfort; Integrated pocket for cell phone
- The vest is made with breathable mesh with adjustable clips to match your body type
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It also seems like the removable weights on this vest work their way out over time. I'm not sure if any have actually fallen out. But I've taken off the vest and found multiple weights with the upper flaps out of place and behind the weights.
Lastly, adjusting the weights isn't a big deal. But they are much more of a pain that say swapping the weights on a barbell. The weights are flexible little sandbags being shoved into tight little pockets. I think that it would be easier if the weights were stiff iron that were consistently the correct size and shape. It would also probably be better if instead of 20 x 1 lbs weights, there were 4 x 5 lbs weights. That way it would be quicker to make meaningful changes to the weight.
In all honesty, consider your use case.
- If you are just using the vest for non-ballistic activities like walking, pushups, and squats, then a vest like this will work.
- If you don't need to adjust the weights, non-adjustable vests are normally simpler, slimmer, and better fitting.
- If you do want to adjust weights frequently, it may be worth your time to get a vest that's a bit nicer. Something that uses solid weights.
Below is an example of a non-adjustable 20 lbs vest that was on sale recently. I got it recently and gave the adjustable vest in this deal to Goodwill.https://slickdeals.net/f/19224691-ymmv-ac-23-76-20-lbs-prosourcefit-exercise-weighted-training-vest-at-amazon?src=SDSe
It also seems like the removable weights on this vest work their way out over time. I'm not sure if any have actually fallen out. But I've taken off the vest and found multiple weights with the upper flaps out of place and behind the weights.
Lastly, adjusting the weights isn't a big deal. But they are much more of a pain that say swapping the weights on a barbell. The weights are flexible little sandbags being shoved into tight little pockets. I think that it would be easier if the weights were stiff iron that were consistently the correct size and shape. It would also probably be better if instead of 20 x 1 lbs weights, there were 4 x 5 lbs weights. That way it would be quicker to make meaningful changes to the weight.
In all honesty, consider your use case.
- If you are just using the vest for non-ballistic activities like walking, pushups, and squats, then a vest like this will work.
- If you don't need to adjust the weights, non-adjustable vests are normally simpler, slimmer, and better fitting.
- If you do want to adjust weights frequently, it may be worth your time to get a vest that's a bit nicer. Something that uses solid weights.
Below is an example of a non-adjustable 20 lbs vest that was on sale recently. I got it recently and gave the adjustable vest in this deal to Goodwill.https://slickdeals.net/f/19224691-ymmv-ac-23-76-20-lbs-prosourcefit-exercise-weighted-training-vest-at-amazon?src=SDSe
Bottom line this is a good starter vest for $20.
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