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18.7 LB ADJUSTABLE WEIGHTED VEST

UMRNU was inspired by a personal transformation and the belief that meaningful progress is built through consistent choices—not perfection. Johnna’s journey began at approximately 340 pounds and included a loss of around 160 pounds over three years. Her experience was shaped by walking, learning, building strength, and continuing through small steps.

Individual results vary.

Color Blue with black trim
What’s in the box
  • 1 x 6.7 lb weight vest
  • Phone and accessories pouch
  • 12 x 1 lb adjustable weights
  • Weight storage pouch
  • Workout guide
Specifications
  • Vest (L x W): 18.1 x 16.53 inches
  • Phone pouch (L x W): 7 x 4 inches
  • Reflective stripes for safety
Main features
  • 6.7–18.7 lb usable configuration
  • Front/back/side even weight distribution
  • YKK #5 molded zipper with locking mechanism
  • Double/reinforced zipper stitching
  • Adjustable buckle closure
Johnna wearing the UMRNU weighted walking vest outdoors, explaining why she made it
Why I made this

I didn't want to create a vest for people who were already fit. I wanted to create one for people who were still becoming.

I know what it's like to start over, and to be uncomfortable in your own body while you do it. Every vest I looked at was built for someone who was already there — heavy, military-looking, all or nothing. I wanted something that met a person where she was on the first day and still worked a year later.
The one-pound difference

Most vests make you choose a weight and live with it.

This one has twelve removable one-pound weights. Start at four pounds. Add one when you're ready. Never jump ten.

"Today I need 4 pounds. Eventually, maybe 8, then 12." Not: "I hope I'm ready for a 20-pound vest."

The same way Johnna lost 160 pounds — one decision at a time.
Built for real life

Sleek enough to wear on a walk around the block.

Most people start with a walk. From there, the same vest grows with you into strength work, conditioning, and whatever your week actually holds.
Walking and incline walking.
Strength training and bodyweight work.
Conditioning and outdoor movement.
Made to last

Premium reinforced closure, designed for repeated use.

Look at the stitching rather than taking our word for it.
Reinforced where it matters.
A closure built for daily use.
How to start using it

Week one, specifically.

01

Start at 4 lbs

Four weights, on a twenty-minute walk you'd have taken anyway. That's the whole first week.

02

Add a pound

When the walk starts feeling easy — not when the calendar says so. One pound at a time.

03

Take it into workouts

Once walking feels comfortable, the same vest works for bodyweight and conditioning. The included guide covers it.
A collage of people wearing the UMRNU weighted vest: walking outdoors, training, and standing together
FAQ

Sizing, safety and the practical bits.

Yes! Absolutely! That's who it was designed for. A walk with a weighted vest is a great place to start. Start at four pounds on a walk you'd already take.

The beauty about this vest is that it's built to go through the seasons with you. It's built to stick with you as you change.

Added weight changes the load on your joints, which is the point of it and also the reason to be sensible. If you have a back or knee condition, or you're pregnant or recently postpartum, check with your doctor before you start — and when you do, start at four pounds and add slowly. This isn't medical advice, and I'd rather say that plainly than bury a disclaimer.

Roughly 6 to 18.8 lb, depending on how many of the twelve one-pound weights you load and where you distribute them.

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