Vinex Hammer Training HVE-726 7.26kg
It has the official weight used in adult men's hammer throw competitions, which is ideal for competition simulations.
Vinex Training Iron Hammer 7.26 Kg | Official Weight, High-Durability Training Hammer for Men's Category
Description:
The Vinex Training Iron Hammer 7.26 Kg is a durable and professional-level training equipment with official competition weight, developed for the hammer throw event in athletics. Designed to support the technical development, strength increase, and coordination skills of adult male athletes.
The 7.26 kg (16 lb) shot put is the standard size used in official competitions in the men's category. The spherical body of the hammer is made of robust cast iron or solid steel. High-strength steel wire is used at the connection point, while the handle is made of specially shaped metal for two-handed grip. The entire system is structured to provide optimum control and balance during rotational movements and throwing.
Thanks to its durable construction, the Vinex Training Iron Hammer offers long-lasting use in intense and repetitive training.
Ideal for technical exercises focusing on turns, releases, and body coordination.Technical Details:
• Weight: 7.26 Kilograms (official competition weight - men's category)
• Shot Put Material: Cast iron or solid iron
• Wire: High-strength steel
• Handle (Grip): Ergonomic metal structure
• Total Length: Approximately 1195 mm (including wire + handle)
• Application: Athletics hammer throw training, professional use
• Features: High durability, balance and control, ideal for competition simulation, supports technical and strength development
Important Notes:
• Fully compliant with the official men's competition weight of 7.26 kg.
• Cast iron shaft and steel wire construction ensure maximum durability and longevity.
• Ergonomic metal handle enhances the athlete's control during turns.
• Suitable for use in intense training to improve strength, balance, coordination, and technique.
• Reliably preferred in professional training to simulate competition conditions.

