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GGR Score: 4.2
Product Highlights
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Rather than sand, steel shot, or ruck plates, the EZ-Vest uses Olympic weight plates for added resistance.
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The military-grade nylon and aluminum hardware help bolster this weight vest’s durability.
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Larger Olympic weight plates may compromise your range of motion in training, per our tester.
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You can load the EZ-Vest across its front or back to a staggering total of up to 300 pounds.
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In-Depth Review
Kensui EZ-VEST Weighted Vest Review: The Plate-Loadable Weight Vest
Author: Cooper Mitchell, GGR Founder
How does an Olympic plate loadable weighted vest compare to traditional weighted vests? Find out in our Kensui EZ-Vest Weighted Vest review.
Read the full review.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Loadable up to 300 lbs
- Unique Olympic plate-loaded design
- Great for straight-set weight training
Cons
- Can feel awkward to use at first
- Not ideal for CrossFit-style workouts or running
- Can become uncomfortable with larger, heavier weights
Specs
| Material | 1680D nylon, aluminum |
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| Sizes | One Size Fits Most |
| Max Weight | 300 lbs |
| Weight Type | Olympic-weight-plate-loaded |
Product Summary
_If you’re looking for a weighted vest to use for more strength training than conditioning (or you’re just an absolute unit that can do Murph with more than 40 pounds on your torso), we recommend the Kensui EZ-VEST Weight Vest._
_What our tester says:
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_“Although the weight capacity is high, that doesn’t mean it’s incredibly comfortable at those weight increments. Using 45-pound plates on the vest does feel a bit awkward as they can get in front of your chin and bounce a bit.”_
