MIR PRO Weighted Vest With Zipper Option 45lbs - 90lbs Solid Iron Weights

I procrastinated buying this because of the price, but I finally bit the bullet and bought one, and I can confidently say it was worth every penny! This vest is awesome and does a lot of things that others don't: 1. It's compact. It had many straps to ensure a snug fit, meaning it won't sag or flop around during workouts. 2. It can carry up to 90 lbs of weight! It's truly heavy which is great because it offers a higher ceiling for progressive overload. 3. The amount of weights are adjustable. I prefer this design over other weighted vests that are one weight only. Overall, it delivered in only 2 days and it is very good quality! I highly recommend this weighted vest.

I shopped around for a while looking for the right weighted vest and this one definitely hits the mark. I'm 6' and 220 LBS with what I'd say is a thicker than average frame the vest fits excellent with room to spare if Ineeded. It tightens down great and fits snug against your body. I also like how you can disperse the weights on the front and back to even the load. One note on the seller, the vest did arrive with some slight damage which was clearly from shipping. I contacted miR they sent the replacement immediately, HIGHLY recommend them if they carry what you need.

I did quite a bit of research on different weighted vests and although the MIR vest was more pricey it is justified in the quality. I use the vest 4-5 times per week for about 1.5 hours. It was a bit stiff at first but after sweating my butt off in it for a couple of weeks it has worked itself in. I am 5'10" about 160 and the vest fits pretty well..a little loose but not a problem. I can run, do push-ups, cardio workout without a problem. It is tough getting used to wearing it at first..because it is heavy, but you start to get used to it.

The vest is very durable, the sipper is heavy duty, the weights are easy to place into the pockets, overall the vest is really great. It might take you a couple of uses before getting used to it. I also really like that it had a lot of pockets to hold more weight making it easy to add weight as you make progress.

Alright. I had no problem figuring out the velcro straps. But I am 5'6" female and 350# (200# less than previously, so I've been waiting until I could fit a vest to finally get one). The side straps barely fit my size, despite most my excessive weight is hips down. I'm ordering some black 3" velcro I can add to them. I can wear it and do, it just looks stupid and is more-uncomfortable than I think it would already be if I were leaner. To prevent it choking me, and to make the side straps be above and below my (large) breasts (or I can't breathe!), I have to make the shoulders max-length so it hangs lower, but my torso isn't as long as a man's so it seems ok standing, but if I sit, the shoulders are now 5" higher than my shoulders. I daresay this won't work for motion/flex on a lot of stuff, but it works for me doing simple house chores. I love that it's poncho-style adjustable, finally found one to fit! (almost) and that it holds up to 90# (I got 60, I started with zero, it'll be a miracle if I ever get to 60). The stitching seems pretty secure. I will wear a very oversized zip hoodie with it when I go outside with it, Autumn chill is coming so that will help. (I will look much larger but you know, at a certain size... it hardly matters!) I recommend the vest, I think it manages to arrange a lot of weight option, the weights seem to fit very snugly. I suspect the primary issue I may have if I wear it for more serious motion and higher weighted, is that velcro... is not always ideally snug in those conditions, each jolt tugs it a little more loose (this hasn't happened yet but I can tell is likely). I bet an easy slide tarp/tent clamp - they are tiny and black but really grip - could hold it together near the front rings and reduce that issue.

I’m not sure where the zipper is. I don’t wanna return this item because it otherwise seems like it’s good quality, but I can’t find a place through the Amazon app to ask this question.

Did a bit of research for a weighted vest to replace using my pack for western hunting training. The vest is well made, durable. It is expensive, but when you are expecting something to hold 70+ pounds, it needs to have the ability to sustain the stress long-term; and this does. I would recommend the straps over the zipper style because I don't see any zipper technology being able to hold the demands required in the long-term. Definitely the way to go for anyone looking to add weight to their workouts or daily activities. I'll put this on for a treadmill run/walk, snowshoeing/hiking, playing with the kids in the yard, shoveling the driveway, etc. The weights are easy to add and remove. it fits tight to the body, no excess movement, so fitting it under a jacket is no problem. I bought the 75lbs capacity so I have the versatility to adjust the weight accordingly for any type of workout.

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