JUMP HIGHER.
HIT HARDER.
PLAY

EXPLOSIVELY.

KILOGEAR builds the explosive vertical, attacking power, and quick-court movement that competitive volleyball demands. It trains your body through every movement without changing your mechanics.

  • Micro Weight Technology
  • Train In Your Natural Movement
  • Builds Speed, Power & Explosiveness
  • Trusted By Athletes Worldwide

What is KILOGEAR ?

KILOGEAR is a wearable micro-weight training system designed to help athletes build real-world performance.

Unlike traditional weighted vests, KILOGEAR distributes small weights throughout the body, allowing athletes to train in their natural movement.

The result? More power, faster acceleration, stronger sport specific movements, and better performance when it matters most.

Micro Weight Technology

Weights are strategically placed for natural movement and maximum impact.

WHY VOLLEYBALL ATHLETES USE KILOGEAR

EXPLOSIVE VERTICAL

EXPLOSIVE VERTICAL

Loading the legs and hips through your jump training drives the triple extension behind every leap. Your approach jump and block jump fire harder, building the vertical that gets you above the net. Train loaded, then rise higher when the weight comes off.

ATTACH AND SPIKE POWER

ATTACH AND SPIKE POWER

Loading the arms, shoulders, and core builds the strength behind your arm swing. Your spike drives down with more force and your shoulder holds up set after set, so your attack stays heavy deep into a match. Icon: arm/motion lines. Image: spike swing.

SERVING POWER

SERVING POWER

Loading your rotation and arm swing builds the explosive force behind your serve. The whole chain from your legs through your shoulder works harder, developing the power that turns your serve into a weapon. Icon: rotation arrows. Image: jump serve.

BLOCKING AND NET PLAY

BLOCKING AND NET PLAY

Every point at the net is a repeat-jump battle. Loading your legs through your block footwork and jump work builds the explosive, repeatable hop that gets your hands over the net play after play, without your legs fading late. Icon: kicking/drive leg. Image: block at the net.

DEFENSE AND COURT COVERAGE

DEFENSE AND COURT COVERAGE

Digs and scrambles are won by whoever moves first. Loading your lateral movement and reaction work sharpens your court coverage, so you reach more balls and stay quick through a long rally. Icon: directional arrows. Image: defensive dig / lateral move.

Performance Benefits

  • Increase sport-specific power
  • Improve acceleration and speed
  • Build explosive rotational strength
  • Train without altering movement mechanics
  • Used by elite athletes worldwide

Frequently Asked Questions

Will KILOGEAR change my mechanics?

No. That's the whole point of the design. Traditional weighted vests and ankle weights pull you out of position and force you to compensate, which teaches bad habits. KILOGEAR distributes small weights so you train your approach, arm swing, and footwork in your natural form, then move even faster and jump even higher when the weight comes off.

Do I wear it during a match?

No. KILOGEAR is a training tool. You load your jump training, conditioning, and arm work in it, then play free and feel the lift. Think of it the way a track athlete uses a resistance sled in practice, not on race day.

Will it help my vertical?

That's exactly what it's built for. Loading your legs and hips through your jump training builds the explosive triple extension behind every leap. You train the jump under resistance, then rise higher when the weight comes off. Pair it with your normal jump program for the best results.

How is this different from ankle weights?

Ankle weights hang off your joints, which strains the knee and slows you down, a real risk for jumping athletes. KILOGEAR loads the muscle through sleeves, bands, and the vest, never the joint. You build vertical and attacking power without the injury risk that makes coaches wary of old-school weights.

Does it work for both indoor and beach?

Yes. Indoor and beach athletes both train the same way: load your jump, swing, and conditioning work, then play free. The gear builds the vertical, power, and court movement that both games demand, whether you're on hardwood or sand.

Will it change my stroke? 

That's the right question to ask, and it's the first thing I checked. The load is distributed across the muscle groups rather than concentrated at one point, which is what lets it add resistance without pulling your body out of position. The rule still applies though: if you see stroke quality drop, take weight off. No tool is immune to being overloaded.