8 Best Weighted Vests for Running in 2024

Reviewed by: Ernesto Mendez (Orthopedic Clinical Specialist)

Ah, running… Probably the most well-known workout in the world. Who hasn’t at least given it a go? Have you tried adding weight gadgets to it, and do you know how the best weighted vest for running can help your runs?

Let’s just cut to the chase — running is amazing. It’s incredibly beneficial for your health, boosting both your mental and physical well-being, and — it’s fun. But… What do you do when you’ve been running for years and now it’s getting repetitive, less challenging, and dare I say, boring?

Elite weight jacket for running

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The Hyperwear Hyper Vest Elite stands out as the top choice in weighted vests. Its soft and comfortable Cordura nylon fabric provides a snug fit, relieving stress from the shoulders.

I’ll tell you what to do — you spice things up by adding weight to your running! Weighted vests were designed so that athletes can increase resistance while exercising. And you can utilize these vests for running, as well.

Jogging with weight vest

Today, I’ll be introducing you to the 8 best weight vests currently on the market, as well as enlightening you with all the benefits of running with a weighted vest.

Top 8 Best Weighted Vests for Running Reviewed:

  1. Hyperwear Hyper Vest Elite – Top Pick
  2. ZELUS Weighted Vest – Budget Pick
  3. Hyperwear Hyper Vest FIT – Best For Women
  4. WOLF TACTICAL Adjustable Weighted Vest – Best For Men
  5. Prodigen Running Weight Vest – Comfortable And Flexible
  6. RUNmax Adjustable Weighted Vest
  7. CAP Barbell Adjustable Weighted Vest – Best For Larger Frame
  8. miR Air Flow Weighted Vest
ProductExpert ScoreDesignDurabilityAdjustabilitComfortPrice/Quality
Hyperwear Hyper Vest Elite4.84.85.04.64.94.9
ZELUS Weighted Vest4.74.74.94.44.35.0
Hyperwear Hyper Vest FIT4.64.65.04.64.24.8
WOLF TACTICAL Weighted Vest4.64.75.04.64.54.1
Prodigen Running Weight Vest4.54.64.44.54.54.4
RUNmax Adjustable Weighted Vest4.44.34.64.44.14.8
CAP Barbell Adjustable Weighted Vest4.34.14.44.14.44.5
miR Air Flow Weighted Vest4.24.24.34.14.14.2

1. Hyperwear Hyper Vest Elite

Top Pick

Hyperwear Hyper Vest Elite Weighting Vest

Hyperwear Hyper Vest Elite

This weighting vest provides well-balanced weight distribution ensures a comfortable workout, and the adjustable small steel weights allow for personalized progression.

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Hyperwear Hyper Vest Elite Weighting Vest

It only makes sense to start the list off with my favorite. Also… this weighted vest is so good. I just can’t help myself but mention it right away. The Hyperwear Hyper Vest Elite is the best the market currently offers.

  • Material: Cordura, Alloy Steel
  • Closure Type: Zipper
  • Weight Type: Galvanized Steel Weights
  • Adjustability: Adjustable With Side Laces
  • Best For: Men and Women
  • Color: Black Reflective
  • Special Features: Reflective

The first thing you’ll notice about this vest is how comfortable it is. It’s made from soft nylon fabric (Cordura) that feels great against your skin. The comfort factor can be a deal breaker because these types of vests are meant to hug your body and be pretty snug. So, if it doesn’t feel comfortable, your workout is kind of ruined.

The snug fit means it really hugs your torso tight, which is a good thing because it means it removes the stress from your shoulders.

If you’ve ever tried a weighted vest, you probably noticed some of them aren’t that great at distributing the weight. But no such issues with this one! The weight is very well balanced.

Another thing I want to mention — this vest is very adjustable. It comes with small steel weights that you can just easily add or remove to make the vest weigh whatever is most comfortable for you. The weight adjustability is super important because it means you can progress at your own pace.

Now, the durability of the vest is definitely a highlight, as the vest is made of Cordura nylon, which is a type of nylon fabric famous for its strength. It will also hold its shape no matter what you put it through (obviously, not everything you put it through, but you get the point — it’s tough!)

The only drawback I noticed is with sizing; it may be a bit of an issue if you’re very tall. The XL size, which is the largest, might be a bit short, and you may end up looking like you’re wearing a crop top. But you can still benefit from its weight; the flaw I mentioned is purely cosmetic.

Pros:

  • Snug fit
  • Made of soft nylon fabric
  • Good weight distribution
  • Easy to adjust to the desired weight

Cons:

  • Not ideal for very tall people

2. ZELUS Weighted Vest

Budget Pick

ZELUS Weighted Vest

ZELUS Weighted Vest

This budget-friendly weighted vest offers excellent quality at an unbeatable price. Its convenient storage pockets can be detached if not needed, and the elastic straps ensure easy adjustability and a secure fit during workouts.

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ZELUS Weighted Vest

I’m so happy that today’s budget pick is also the second-best vest on the list! This vest is of great quality, and at that price… Phew! You can’t beat it.

  • Weight: 6 lbs.
  • Material: Neoprene
  • Closure Type: Buckle
  • Weight Type: Iron Sand
  • Adjustability: Adjustable With Elastic Straps
  • Best For: Men and Women
  • Color: Black
  • Special Features: Detachable Front Zipper Pockets

One standout feature of this vest is its storage pockets. They’re very convenient if you need to take your phone or key with you on the run. But what’s even better is that they can be detached if you don’t need them!

The vest is easily adjustable thanks to its elastic straps, and stays in place during workouts. If you’ve ever tried running with a weighted vest that bounces, you know it’s beyond annoying, and it takes the focus away from your run and makes you think about the vest almost hitting you in the face.

This adjustable weighted vest for running is evenly filled with iron sand, so there’s nothing to worry about as far as weight distribution goes.

Now, I have to say that the comfort left me a bit… should I say, meh? There are supposedly pads in the shoulders, but if there are, they’re super thin and don’t really do much. The weight might dig into your shoulders a bit if you’re wearing the vest for more than an hour, and it can be uncomfortable.

But if you look at the big picture, this vest has definitely earned its place and is up there with the best of the best.

Pros:

  • Affordable
  • Detachable pockets
  • Evenly filled
  • Doesn’t move during runs

Cons:

  • Not enough padding in the shoulders

3. Hyper Vest FIT Weighted Vest

Best for Women

Hyper Vest FIT Weighted Vest

Hyperwear Hyper Vest FIT

Designed specifically for women, this weighted vest is the perfect running companion. Its adjustable design allows for easy weight customization, and the weights can be quickly removed for effortless adjustments.

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Hyper Vest FIT Weighted Vest

So far, we’ve had two vests that were designed to be worn by both men and women. But this time, men, please step aside because this one is the best women’s weighted vest for running.

  • Weight: 8 lbs.
  • Material: Polyester
  • Closure Type: Zipper
  • Weight Type: Steel Weights
  • Adjustability: Side Laces for Cinching
  • Best For: Women
  • Color: Black Metallic

I always appreciate adjustable pieces, and this one is as adjustable as it gets. The weights are stored nicely in the pockets, but they can be removed in a snap. This will allow you to adjust the weight of the vest perfectly.

Another thing I always look out for is the vest’s washability. Think about it — you’ll want to be able to toss it into the washer after a sweaty run. Once you remove the weights, the vest is ready to be tossed in the washer, and you don’t have to worry about frequent washing messing it up. It’s durable and will be with you for a long time.

Its full-zipper closure design makes it easy to put on in a hurry, and it also has elastic laces on the side that keep it from bouncing while you’re running.

I did notice something about its sizing. Although the vest does come in a few different sizes, none of them seem to be that great for petite frames. If your frame is smaller, you can still use it, but it’s probably going to be sitting on your hips. That can make it less comfortable. But if you’re fine with it being a tad longer, then give it a try!

Pros of Weighted Vest:

  • Can be cinched at the waist
  • Comfortable shoulder padding
  • Machine-washable

Cons of Weighted Vest:

  • Not ideal for small frames

4. WOLF TACTICAL Adjustable Weighted Vest

Best for Men

WOLF TACTICAL Adjustable Weighted Vest

WOLF TACTICAL Adjustable Weighted Vest

This heavy-duty vest is like a tank, built to endure tough workouts and rigorous training. The front and back pockets allow for weight customization, making it ideal for intense running sessions. Its durable design can handle sweat, dirt, and tactical training, while the oversized airflow panels ensure breathability and a contoured fit.

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WOLF TACTICAL Adjustable Weighted Vest

If this vest was a vehicle, it would be a tank. I can see you laughing, but I’m not joking at all. This is a serious piece and feels more like gym equipment than something resembling clothing.

  • Weight: 14, 20, 31, or 42 lbs.
  • Material: Nylon
  • Closure Type: Hook and Loop
  • Weight Type: Steel weights
  • Adjustability: Adjustable waist straps and bands
  • Best For: Men
  • Color: Black
  • Special Features: Oversized airflow panels

Once you get your hands on this vest, you’ll immediately notice the front and back pockets. These are meant to store your weights and make the vest adjustable because you can make it weigh anywhere from 14 to 42 lbs. Running with a 42 lbs. vest on is quite a cardio workout, am I right?

This thing is designed to hold up sweat, dirt, and rigorous tactical training. I know, I know, you want to use it for running, but it’s great to know that this is as durable as it can be.

There’s another thing that stood out to me, and that would be the oversized airflow panels that make the vest breathable and the fit contoured. A breathable weighted vest, can you believe it?

Mostly, I love this. It’s an absolute beast if you can call a vest that, and is the best men’s weight vest for running. But there’s something about it that really pushed my buttons and that would be the weights. They’re sold separately, so you really only get the vest in your package, and you have to buy the weights separately. If you do decide to get it, though, I’m sure you won’t regret it.

Pros:

  • Airflow panels make it breathable
  • Made of premium 600D nylon
  • Secure and unrestricted fit

Cons:

  • Weights are sold separately

5. Prodigen Weight Vest

Comfortable And Flexible

Prodigen Running Weight Vest

Prodigen Running Weight Vest

The eye-catching heavy running vest boasts impressive attention to detail, with double stitching for leakproof durability. Craftsmanship and precision shine through the design, making it a standout choice.

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Prodigen Running Weight Vest

This brightly colored heavy vest for running is sure to catch a lot of people's attention. But trust me when I say, it has a lot more to offer than just looks.

  • Weight: 8 lbs.
  • Width: 35–45’’
  • Material: Neoprene
  • Closure Type: Buckle
  • Weight Type: Metal rocks and iron pellets
  • Adjustability: Elastic edge and buckle strap
  • Best For: Men and Women
  • Color: Black, Blue, Gray, Purple
  • Special Features: Double stitching

This vest was made with so much attention to detail; it's astounding. The double stitching makes it leakproof. So, no matter how intense your workouts are, you won’t have to worry about any rips or tears.

And the stitches themselves… Wow. Talk about precision! I'm not someone who usually notices things like that, but the craftsmanship on this vest is next level.

Two straps with buckles make it adjustable, and it will fit you perfectly if your bust size is anywhere from 35 to 45 inches. In addition to the two buckles, the elastic straps make it flexible and comfortable.

Do you remember how much I appreciate things that can be machine washed? Well… This one can't. Bummer, I know. Another thing I noticed is that the elastic straps lose their shape a little over time. You can tighten them some more if that happens to you, too, but that can only help up to a certain point.

Still, I can't argue that this is a great vest. Not perfect, but hey… What is?

Pros:

  • Available in different colors
  • Precise double stitching
  • Wide shoulder design

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  • Can’t be machine washed
  • The elastic bands lose their shape over time

6. RUNmax Adjustable Weighted Vest

Universal for Different Types of Training

RUNmax Weighted Vest

RUNmax Weighted Vest (20 -150 lbs)

This weighted vest comes with included weights, conveniently stored in front and back pockets that allow for easy adjustments. The optional shoulder pads add extra comfort, and the sewn-in straps make gearing up a breeze.

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RUNmax Weighted Vest

I assume everyone is looking for good quality for not that much money. And it’s like that with almost everything. Usually, I don’t mind spending a few extra bucks on a good quality item, but I always get super excited when I get something amazing without breaking the bank. The RUNmax vest is one of those things — its quality is superb, and the price point is awesome.

  • Weight: 20 lbs.
  • Width: -
  • Material: Nylon
  • Closure Type: Buckle
  • Weight Type: Iron sand
  • Adjustability: Straps and buckle for adjustability
  • Best For: Men and women
  • Color: Black
  • Special Features: Phone pocket and water bottle holder

This one comes with weights included, which isn’t the case with all weighted vests, so I really appreciate it. You’ll see the pockets in both front and back that are designed to store the weights. The great thing about those pockets is that the weights can be taken out or put back in within seconds, so adjusting the weight is super simple.

This piece also has shoulder pads, which are actually optional, and you don’t have to keep them on if you don’t want them. I always like to keep the shoulder pads on because, comfort-wise, they do a lot.

Thanks to RUNmax's thoughtful design, you can gear up and get going in no time, as the straps are sewn in. And I’m not exaggerating — the whole process is crazy simple.

All in all, this is a top-notch vest, but I still have something to complain about. When you put the vest on and add the weights, it gets kind of bulky. The weights stick out more than 2 inches on each side, and I kind of feel like a chunky Terminator in it. It’s still okay for running, but there’s a chance you’ll feel a bit bulkier than you would like to.

Adjustable weighted vest for running

Pros:

  • Removable shoulder pads
  • Outstanding value for money
  • Comes with weights included

Cons:

  • Becomes bulky when weights are added

7. CAP Barbell Adjustable Weighted Vest

Best For Larger Frame

CAP Barbell Adjustable Weighted Vest

CAP Barbell Adjustable Weighted Vest

If you're looking for a reliable and no-frills weighted vest, this is the one for you. With an adjustable waist belt and elastic edges, it provides a comfortable and secure fit, making it perfect for running. The shoulder pads add extra comfort, but they are not adjustable, causing the vest to hang a bit low.

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CAP Barbell Adjustable Weighted Vest

This is a really simple, no-nonsense, straight-to-the-point vest. It's not packed with all the bells and whistles (that don't really do that much anyway); some other vests are, but its quality is fantastic, and it’s a reliable running buddy.

  • Weight: 40 lbs.
  • Width: 35–45’’
  • Material: Reinforced nylon and polyester
  • Closure Type: Hook and loop
  • Weight Type: Iron ore fines
  • Adjustability: Straps for adjustments
  • Best For: Men and women
  • Color: Black
  • Special Features: Anchor hooks designed for parachute run training

The waist belt is completely adjustable, so you can make it fit as snug as you want. It has two adjustable buckle straps, so if you're anywhere between 35'' and 45'', it'll fit you like a glove. Also, the weight is distributed evenly, so it feels comfortable.

The best thing about this vest is that it has elastic edges. Weighted vests can be a bit uncomfortable sometimes, and the weight can make it harder to move. And yes, that's the point; you want it to make you work harder, but you don't want it to obstruct your movement. The elastic straps on this one make sure that that doesn't happen. Despite the added weight, it's still comfortable for running.

A lot of you are probably going to be happy to hear it has shoulder pads, but the ones on this vest are not adjustable. This makes the vest hang a bit low. Also, I noticed that it runs a little big, and there is only one size to choose from, so keep that in mind if your frame is smaller.

Pros:

  • Elastic edges for unrestricted movement
  • Anchor hooks for parachute run training
  • Customizable weight

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  • Shoulder pads are not adjustable
  • Only one size available

8. miR Air Flow Weighted Vest

miR Air Flow Weighted Vest

miR Air Flow Weighted Vest

This vest is a must-have for any outdoor enthusiast. With its airflow design, machine washability, and lifetime warranty, it's designed to keep you cool and comfortable during your activities. The breathable fabric allows sweat to evaporate, ensuring you stay dry.

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miR Air Flow Weighted Vest

My list would not be complete without this vest, and I'll tell you why. It has an airflow design that keeps your body cooler than some other vests, and it's also machine washable. On top of that, you can even stick it in the drier after you're done washing it.

  • Weight: 20 lbs.
  • Material: Nylon
  • Closure Type: Velcro straps
  • Weight Type: Solid iron
  • Adjustability: Straps for adjustability
  • Best For: Men and women
  • Color: Black
  • Special Features: Airflow design

The first thing that caught my attention is the lifetime warranty. Anytime I see anything with a lifetime warranty, I know that the manufacturer did their absolute best to design it and is almost sure nothing will happen to it.

Another thing that's great about this vest is that it's breathable. Instead of sweating like crazy, it will allow the sweat to evaporate. Not only is that going to cool you down, but it will also keep you dry.

You'll notice it's smaller than any other vest I've discussed today. That's a good thing and a bad thing. It's great that it does not hinder any movement, and you feel freer than with a vest that's below your waist. The bad thing is, with the straps being short and the vest being small, it's hard to adjust it (and take off!) by yourself.

Pros:

  • Clam shell design
  • Breathable
  • Lifetime warranty

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  • Short straps

Running with added weight

Jogging with a weight vest can literally take your runs to the next level. If you’ve been running for a while, you know there’s not that much you can do. You just… Run. Sure, you can change your terrain and speed, but running can only be customized up to a certain point.

A weighted vest can help with that. It’s a piece of fitness equipment that looks like a regular vest (like the name would suggest), but it has built-in pockets that hold weights.

The weights make your runs more challenging, which then increases your strength, endurance, and fitness in general.

4 Benefits of running with a weight vest

Are weighted vests good for running? Of course, and here are a few benefits to prove they have a solid place in the world of running.

1. Improved Endurance

You’ll appreciate this one, especially if you’re a long-distance runner. The added weight from the vest will make your cardiovascular system work harder. This means that your heart and lungs will need more oxygen because you’re running with an extra load. Over time, both your heart and your lungs will adapt to the new situation; this will improve your endurance and performance.

2. Increased Calorie Burn

If there’s weight added, then you need more energy to run than you would without it. The extra energy you need to spend means that you’ll burn more calories along the way.

3. Bone Density and Joint Health

This is a big one, and I assume not a lot of people are aware of it. If you run with a weighted vest, you’ll add more load to your bones. I know it doesn’t sound great, but it is. The added load will make your bones increase their density. This is particularly important for treating and preventing osteoporosis.

4. Mental Benefits

An experienced runner can drift off during runs, and not pay that much attention to the present moment. But with the vest added, you’ll see that you will need to really concentrate on your running. This can easily translate to your daily life and make you more present, focused, and mentally disciplined.

As you can see, the benefits for running with weighted vests are running far and wide. And they don’t stop at these four by any means. These are just the four main ones that you should focus on when considering incorporating a weighted vest into your running routine.

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5 Things to consider when choosing the best running vest

With so many vests on the market, it’s easy to get overwhelmed and make the wrong choice. But I have a list of things to look out for so you don’t accidentally invest in something that won’t work for you.

1. Design

When I say design, I don’t mean how pretty it looks. Design is the absolute most important thing; you need a vest that has a snug fit. Look for something adjustable, with plenty of elastic straps or bands so you can customize the vest to your body shape. Before you go any further, make sure the vest doesn’t move around you, sag, or bounce.

2. Weight

You’ll want something that will allow you to adjust the weight. Usually, the best choice is weight vests with lots of pockets because these types of vest store and distribute the weight evenly, or you’ll feel lopsided.

3. Material and Quality

You want a vest that’s made from good material (look for the word “reinforced” in the name) and quality stitching. Double stitching is the way to go. Material is what determines how long your vest will last, and also how breathable it is.

4. Breathability

This brings me to my next point — breathability. What you want is something sturdy, that allows the sweat to evaporate. This will keep you cool and dry.

5. Comfort

Like I mentioned already, it’s crucial that your vest fits tight. But you also want it to have padding, so you don’t feel sore the next day. Look for shoulder pads and extra padding behind the weight plates.

6 Tips on how to use a running vest

Someone telling you to put on a weighted vest and use it sounds simple enough. But it might not be as simple in practical terms. I’ll tell you a few tips and tricks that will help you use a weighted vest more effectively when it comes to actual wearing and its usage in regards to running.

1. Position

Your vest needs to sit high on your torso, between your shoulders. Make sure it’s tight against your chest.

2. Correct Clothes

Try to wear something made of natural materials (cotton is always a top pick) that will absorb the sweat and let your skin breathe.

3. Start Slow

If you’re new to weighted vests, don’t go crazy right away. Start with light weights and do not wear the vest for hours upon hours.

4. Adjustments

Your straps and buckles need to be secure before you start your run. Also, the fit needs to be tight without bothering you. You need to be able to move comfortably and not feel restricted.

5. Water, Water, Water

Your new vest can make you sweat more, and if you’re not careful, you’ll dehydrate. Drink enough water during your workouts. Some vests even come with water bottle pockets, so you can bring your water with you on the run.

6. Switch it Up

Your vest is not needed for every single run. Your body will need to recover from running with the added weight, so make sure you set aside a few days to run without it.

Weighted vests good for running

4 main problems running with a weighted vest and how to solve them

1. Joint Issues

Starting slow is key as the weight will put more strain on your joints than usual. You'll need to start with lighter weights and then increase the weight slowly. It's also good to include some flexibility and strength training into your routine.

2. Exhaustion

A weighted vest will make running more demanding, which is what you want. But what you don't want is to exhaust yourself. Make your workouts shorter while you have the vest on (at least in the beginning), and take more breaks during runs. And don't forget about rest days!

3. Speed Decrease

The weight can make you run slower, which is not what we want. Speed and interval training can help with this as it will focus on improving your running speed.

4. Uneven Weight Distribution

If the weight is not even, it can make you feel uncomfortable and put a lot of stress on your body. Make sure you have adjusted the vest correctly and that it fits snugly. Weight vests with a lot of straps, buckles, and bands are what you want as you'll be able to easily adjust them.

Frequently asked Questions About Weight vest for Running

Is a weighted vest good for running?

Yes, a weighted vest is good for running. The majority of people will notice increased calorie burning, weight loss, reduced obesity, and improved strength and endurance from wearing a weight jacket for running.

How heavy should a weighted vest be for running?

5–10% of your body weight is ideal if you’re just starting out. You can increase that according to your comfort level as you get stronger and as your body gets used to the extra weight. How heavy should a weighted vest for running be? Ultimately, this depends on you and your preference.

Is walking with a weighted vest better than running?

Not necessarily. Walking with a weighted vest will increase the intensity, but running is a high-impact activity and has more benefits for your cardiovascular system.

Final words about Weighted vests for Running

When it comes to running with a weighted vest, the Hyperwear Hyper Vest Elite is the best there is. It will give you all of the benefits of running with a weighted vest, while also being comfortable.

But what do you think? Are weighted vests good for running, based on your experience? Do you think weighted vests are a gimmick, or have you noticed actual benefits from wearing them? Let us know in the comments!

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References:

  1. Can walking with weights help with osteoporosis? // Medical News Today: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/is-walking-with-weights-good-for-osteoporosis#how-to-walk-with-weights
  2. Long-term exercise using weighted vests prevents hip bone loss in postmenopausal women // PubMed: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10995045/
  3. Reduced obesity for weighted-vest wearers // ScienceDaily: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/04/200430091301.htm
  4. The effect of weighted vest walking on metabolic responses and ground reaction forces // PubMed: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16679992/

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2 Comments

  1. I liked the ZELUS Weighted Vest. I don’t often run with a vest, about once a week or two, when I want to put more stress or burn more calories. This vest fits the format, is comfortable, and you can choose the weight if possible.

  2. The article on the best weighted vests for running really helped me make my choice. I chose the Hyperwear Hyper Vest Fit after evaluating the characteristics and reviewing the reviews. I hope it will be perfect for my training and add variety to my running.

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