MIR Air Flow vs TriggerPoint Grid

When I reach for the straps with my slightly t-rex arms, it's workout in itself but even then, very little strap room for reattaching once the straps are run through the metal loops. Because of how short the straps are, I couldn't adjust the shoulder straps to lower the vest a little if I wanted to. A Mojave style dual side release buckle would be perfect but that's just my opinion. Overall, I absolutely recommend this vest to anyone looking to up their workout game or simply aid in dropping some weight by walking around with a weighted vest

You know your obliques, your side, your shoulders, everything and it loosens it up. It's like a deep tissue, massage like someone who's really getting...

The velcro showed no signs of failure during our testing; however, we can't help but question its long-term durability. Still, this vest performs very well, is adaptable for all levels, and the large weight range makes it a great option for those who need a high level of scalability.

2" of hard plastic tube surrounded by a half-inch of multi-density EVA foam. This foam resists breaking down over time, and that, mixed with the rigid hollow core, makes this one of the most durable rollers we've had the pleasure of using. The topographical features of the TriggerPoint roller are modest but just right. The surface texture strikes a perfect middle ground between being super bumpy and completely smooth

For Christmas this year, I bought my husband the MIR airflow weighted vest along with the MIR ankle weights and Polydarcon battle ropes. He works out six days a week; it’s what he does when he’s not working or taking care of our children, the dog and our home. I researched these items very carefully prior to buying them because I knew whatever he got needed to be durable. The price really didn’t matter to me; my goal was to buy something that would last and was as comfortable as possible

I've been suffering from chronic muscle pain for the past few years. In the past, I've used heating pads, massagers, pain medicines and have visited physical therapists and acupuncturist to alleviate my muscle pain. Yet, I was always disappointed with the outcome as not one product solution seemed to solve my problem. However, TriggerPoint Grid 1

I love this weighted vest. I bought it with 40lbs of weights which is really like 37ish lbs because they count the actual vest as the remaining 2-3lbs. I filled it all the way up on day one since you have the option to add as much/little weight as you’d like in the 2.5lbs increments

So even though it can go up to 70hz, it doesn't vibrate as deep into the tissue as the older model. Secondly, it needs a dedicated 9V charging adapter rather than the 5V Micro USB rather for the model. It's fine if you intend to use it at home, but for traveling, I much prefer the older design that can be charged with a cellphone charger or a battery pack, eliminating the needs to bring one more adapter. So overall I think TriggerPoint got the size right, but they need to tune the vibration amplitude up