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- patented system that makes storing your weighted vest(s) and other weights quick, easy and safe.
VR1 Vest Rack™ Expandable Storage System for weighted vests and weights (Supplied with one support tube, expandable to three) VR1 Vest Rack™ was invented to make weighted gear easy to use, east to access, easy to store, easy to keep fresh, easy to keep attractive, easy to locate, and easy to display. VR1 Vest Rack™ is easy to use. Just attach the vest straps and slide the vest down over the support tube. The contoured support tube holds the vest securely on all sides. The low profile slide over design minimizes the lifting time and height required. VR1 Vest Rack™ is a must for trainers. The VR1 Vest Rack™ makes it easy for your trainees to quickly identify and select the gear they want to use. Your trainees also know where the gear goes, so after they use it they can put it back instead of leaving it in a pile on the floor. At a glance you can see that all your gear is there and your trainees can too. VR1 Vest Rack™ is expandable, the VR1 Vest Rack™ comes with 1 heavy-duty steel support tube, but you can purchase and add 1- 2 more support tubes as you get more gear. The heavy steel base plate has 5 sets of support holes so you can space the support tubes the way you want for one, two or three pieces of weighted gear. The support tubes bolt easily on to the base plate with over-sized hex head bolts. (Wrench included.) VR1 Vest Rack™ addresses the difficulties involved in the handling and storing of your weighted vest(s). Using standard clothing hangers to store your weighted vest can be problematic. Holding the weighted vest with one hand while sliding the weighted vest onto the hanger with the other hand can be awkward. Lifting the weighted vest above your center of gravity high enough to hang it onto a coat hook or closet rod can be straining. Cleaning up after coat hooks and closet rods fail because they were never designed to support the weight of a weighted vest(s) can be a headache.