- Comfortable, compact design
- Narrow Shoulders
- Padded body and Shoulders
- Hand washable and wipe-able Liner
- Durable moisture-resistant materials
- Will never stretch or sag
- Weights and Belts are removable
- One size fits all to 44" girth
- 35 pounds of iron weights in 2.5 lb. increments (included)
- EZ-Adjust 1.5″ belt system
- Lifetime Warranty against defects
Who This Vest Is For
The V-Max™ Weighted Vest is ideal for:
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Men and women seeking fat loss without joint damage
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Walkers, runners, and ruckers who want maximum calorie burn
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Athletes building strength, endurance, and work capacity
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Adults 40+ focused on bone density, posture, and longevity
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Anyone who wants to turn everyday movement into powerful training
Who This Vest Is Not For
This vest may not be appropriate if you:
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Have unresolved joint injuries without medical clearance
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Are recovering from major surgery
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Have severe balance disorders
Consult your healthcare provider if uncertain.
Training Uses
With the V-Max™ you can safely and effectively:
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Walk for accelerated fat loss
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Run with added resistance
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Perform bodyweight training (pushups, squats, lunges, pull-ups)
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Ruck for strength and endurance
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Improve cardiovascular fitness
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Strengthen bones and connective tissue
Weight Progression Plan
For best results:
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Beginner: 10–15 lb
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Intermediate: 20–30 lb
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Advanced: 35–45+ lb
Progress slowly. Most users increase weight every 2–3 weeks as the body adapts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I run with the V-Max™?
Yes. The V-Max™ is designed to minimize bounce and maintain stability during running and dynamic movement.
Is this vest adjustable?
Yes. The V-Max™ uses removable weight inserts so you can fine-tune your load as your fitness improves.
Is the V-Max™ good for rucking?
Absolutely. It’s one of the best options for rucking, walking, and endurance training.
What makes V-Max™ better than cheap vests?
Durability, balance, comfort, adjustability, and long-term performance — plus USA-made construction.
How often should I train with it?
Most people use it 3–5 days per week depending on goals and recovery.
