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Fun and Function - Vest Weights - Inserts for a Weighted Vest for Kids, Teens, or Adults - 5 pack of 1/2 Pound Weights to Insert Into Your Fun and Function Weighted Vest
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Fun and Function - Vest Weights - Inserts for a Features
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FOR USE WITH FUN & FUNCTION WEARABLES: Want more weight than comes with your product? Use these weighted vest inserts to increase the amount of weight in your wearable to just the right amount
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VERSATILE: Use the sensory weights not only for wearables, but as grounding weight for backpacks or anything with pockets. Weighted clothing can provide steady proprioceptive input to help kids focus & regulate in sensory overloaded situations
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BENEFITS: Additional weights can help provide calming, grounding weight to kids who need help with focus, regulation, or mood. They can be used in wearables or as a standalone product, to help with gross motor work
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HOW TO USE: Our extra weights for weighted vest can be added gradually over time to meet each person’s specific needs. Most users find that 5% of their total body weight is ideal; total weight should not exceed 15% of the user’s total body weight
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ABOUT US: We started Fun & Function because we couldn’t find kid-friendly sensory tools that would fit our family’s needs. So we channeled our frustration into passion for creating the best sensory toys and tools to help kids thrive
About Fun And Function - Vest Weights - Inserts For A
Vest Weights from Fun and Function are an essential part of weight vests. They are designed to be used in several weighted vests also made by Fun and Function. Each weight consists of steel pellets securely held in polyester covers. These weights will fit perfectly in the inside pockets of the weighted vests. Weighted vests can be used as part of a therapy strategy that deals with proprioceptive input. They are excellent tools for helping children with autism and sensory processing disorder. Use only with adult supervision and under the guidance of a therapist.
