| Size | 20-Pound Short |
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| Brand | CAP Barbell |
| Material | Other |
| Color | Black |
| Style | 20lbs-S |
| Item Weight | 20 Pounds |
| Closure Type | Hook |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Resistance Training, Walking, Running, Workout, Fitness |
| Specific Uses For Product | Resistance Training, Walking, Running, Workout, Fitness |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 14 x 11.1 x 6 inches |
| Package Weight | 10.34 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 16 x 6 x 15 inches |
| Brand Name | CAP Barbell |
| Warranty Description | 30 days |
| Model Name | HHWV |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Cap Barbell, Inc. |
| Part Number | HHWV-CB020S |
| Included Components | weighted vest |
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CAP Barbell Short Adjustable Weighted Vest
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ADJUSTABLEAdjust the total weight of this short adjustable weighted vest by simply adding or removing individual weight packets. Each packet is filled with 2.5 pounds of iron ore fines. The fully adjustable waist belt and padded shoulder straps allow for a snug and secure fit. |
VERSATILEThis vest features anchor hooks for parachute run training and includes reflective strips for easy visibility while walking or running during night time or early morning hours. |
FUNCTIONALGive your workout the extra edge it needs with CAP Barbell 20-pound short weighted vest. This weighted workout vest adds resistance to aerobic workouts or any body weight training. This weight vest can be used by both men and women alike and is easily adjustable. |
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SHORT STYLE VESTWearing a short vest during aerobic workouts or body weight training allows a great range of motion for the core and arms. |
POCKETSPockets are used to hold the weights. Add or removed the weighted packets to reach desired heaviness. |
REMOVABLE WEIGHTSWeighted packets are used to fill the pockets throughout the vest. Add or remove the weighted packets to reach the desired vest weight. |
ADJUSTABLE BELTThe adjustable belt is made in one size and will fit most users. The padded shoulder straps allow for a snug, secure fit. |
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| Price | $116.07 | $131.13 | — | $58.99 | — | $71.55 |
| Size | One size fits all - adjustable belt | One size fits all - adjustable belt | One size fits all - adjustable belt | One size fits all - adjustable | One size fits all - adjustable | One size fits all - adjustable |
| Weight Increments | Adjustable in 2.5 lb increments | Adjustable in 2.5 lb increments | Adjustable in 4 lb increments | Adjustable in 3 lb increments | Adjustable in 4 lb increments | Adjustable in 3/4 lb incremenets |
| Removable Weights | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Reflective Strips | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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Heavy, needs getting use to
So I got this to help improve my running and endurance and I was quite surprised. The vest has a bunch of pockets to put your 20lb small bags in the slots. It's very tight fitting and they should have put a velcro wrap so you can just put it in and close it. Instead you have to jam the bags in and flip the top over which is quite hard to do. Initially, I put the full stack and it was heavy and pulling down on my neck muscles. Had to reduce some and evenly distribute the back and front. I wished it was a bit longer but for the price I paid it's not bad but needs getting use to.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2018
Style: 100lbsVerified 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....
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....
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2021
Original writeup is below; downgrade to one star due to the following:
I used it only about 15 times and using only 30 lbs of the maximum 40 lbs capacity, and you can see from the attached pictures that the vest is already starting to fall apart. I've only used it for walking on my treadmill indoors, and you can see that it just doesn't seem to be very well made. I am writing the seller/manufacturer and will update this based on their response. If it's not favorable, my one star downgrade remains. Hopefully they'll do the right thing since I only bought it four months ago and it's received very light usage. In the mean time I DO NOT recommend it.
OK, got that off my chest. I'll be 61 years old soon, hence, a senior citizen, AKA "an old man" as my daughters sometimes call me. I bought the vest to round out the equipment I have in my home gym. I wanted something I could adjust the weight on, and wear while working in my yard, around the house, or walking on my treadmill. Some say this chafes, but it really doesn't. Not if you wear a shirt. Of course it'll chafe if you wear it bare against your skin because it is solidly built, with very good seams, and heavy duty quality materials. The weights that came with it (I got the 40 pound vest) where all in the box, and they fit PERFECTLY into the various pockets for them. So this tells me two things: 1. The manufacturing tolerances for both the vest and the individual weight packs are precise, and demonstrative of good quality construction; and, 2. It's going to take a little bit of patience and care when you're putting the weights in. Taking them out is no problem. And putting them in is no problem either if you follow this advice: Start by putting the ones at the front and/or back bottom row in first while you're holding up the vest with one hand, or propped up against something; then move on to putting weights in the top row of the vest. This makes it so much easier and makes the job quick. It doesn't smell. But since I wear a cotton shirt underneath it while I'm working out, I think eventually some of the sweat may work it's way into the vest, at which point a light hand soaking/wash may be recommended. But this is normal for anything that comes into contact with the human body. It's a great buy and fits perfectly on my 5' 7", 145 pound frame.
Style: 40lbsVerified Purchase
Update: Broke after 15 uses, but seller was responsive
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2021
UPDATE: As you can see from below description, a couple of the seams in the vest started to unravel with just 15 or so uses. However, I contacted the seller, and they sent me a replacement vest which seems to be holding up pretty well. As a result, I have updated my review to reflect: a responsive seller who stands by its product; a well-built and solid vest, with well-designed weight pockets that should last a long time. I can recommend this vest now. Aside from the initial quality control issues/problems I experienced, I think it's still the best weight vest I can find for a reasonable price.Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2021
Original writeup is below; downgrade to one star due to the following:
I used it only about 15 times and using only 30 lbs of the maximum 40 lbs capacity, and you can see from the attached pictures that the vest is already starting to fall apart. I've only used it for walking on my treadmill indoors, and you can see that it just doesn't seem to be very well made. I am writing the seller/manufacturer and will update this based on their response. If it's not favorable, my one star downgrade remains. Hopefully they'll do the right thing since I only bought it four months ago and it's received very light usage. In the mean time I DO NOT recommend it.
OK, got that off my chest. I'll be 61 years old soon, hence, a senior citizen, AKA "an old man" as my daughters sometimes call me. I bought the vest to round out the equipment I have in my home gym. I wanted something I could adjust the weight on, and wear while working in my yard, around the house, or walking on my treadmill. Some say this chafes, but it really doesn't. Not if you wear a shirt. Of course it'll chafe if you wear it bare against your skin because it is solidly built, with very good seams, and heavy duty quality materials. The weights that came with it (I got the 40 pound vest) where all in the box, and they fit PERFECTLY into the various pockets for them. So this tells me two things: 1. The manufacturing tolerances for both the vest and the individual weight packs are precise, and demonstrative of good quality construction; and, 2. It's going to take a little bit of patience and care when you're putting the weights in. Taking them out is no problem. And putting them in is no problem either if you follow this advice: Start by putting the ones at the front and/or back bottom row in first while you're holding up the vest with one hand, or propped up against something; then move on to putting weights in the top row of the vest. This makes it so much easier and makes the job quick. It doesn't smell. But since I wear a cotton shirt underneath it while I'm working out, I think eventually some of the sweat may work it's way into the vest, at which point a light hand soaking/wash may be recommended. But this is normal for anything that comes into contact with the human body. It's a great buy and fits perfectly on my 5' 7", 145 pound frame.
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Reviewed in Canada on March 2, 2024Style: 100lbsVerified Purchase
