Hyperwear

Clothing

Hyperwear sells adjustable weight vests, sand-filled soft weights, sandbags, battle ropes, and performance apparel priced from $30 for a 3-lb pair of hand weights to $300 for a 40-lb pro vest. The line sits in the mid-to-premium tier, with most vests landing between $150-$250. Sales are direct-to-consumer through hyperwear.com and Amazon, plus a network of specialty fitness retailers, physical-therapy clinics, and military exchanges. The brand’s core innovation is a patented, flexible steel-sand fill that conforms to the body, letting vests be machine-washed and worn under clothing without bulk. Their “Hyper Vest PRO” is standard issue in many NFL and NCAA strength rooms, while the 1-lb “SteelBell” sand-discs are used for grip and instability training. Every product is designed in Austin, Texas, and backed by a lifetime stitching warranty. Buyers are functional-fitness athletes, tactical operators, and rehab patients who want load without restricting movement. The brand appeals to minimal-equipment trainers who value portability, hygiene (washable gear), and data-driven progression through micro-load adjustments. Hyperwear competes in the weighted-training space against hard-plate vests, neoprene fixed-weight vests, and cast-iron kettlebell lines. It differentiates through soft, dense fill that stays flat to the torso, full washability, and modular add-on weights that scale from 0.5 lb to 80 lb in the same vest shell.

Load trains hard, then throws it in the wash