Henkelion guides

Four guides built on public sources: weights on your body, carriers on the road and in the cabin, boxes for your cat.

A man runs on a country road in a blue Henkelion weighted vest

How heavy should a weighted vest be? Walking and training with the Henkelion vest

How heavy should your weighted vest be? Match the Henkelion vest from 4 to 20 lb to your body weight, then start walking and training in it.

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A pair of black Henkelion ankle weights with their removable weight bags

Ankle weights at home: how heavy to go and how to use the Henkelion cuffs

Pick 2, 3, 5 or 10 lb Henkelion ankle weights, use them for leg lifts and glute work at home, and see why walking or running in them is another matter.

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A tabby cat in a blue Henkelion carrier under an airplane seat

Cat and small dog carrier size: how to measure, fly and drive with the Henkelion carrier

Medium or Large? Measure your cat or small dog, compare Delta, American and Alaska cabin carrier limits, and plan car rides and vet visits with Henkelion.

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A cream cat sits in the Henkelion stainless steel litter box in a sunny living room

Litter box size for your cat: how big, how many and how to keep a steel box clean

How big a litter box your cat needs, how many boxes for how many cats, where to put them, how deep the litter goes and how to wash a steel pan.

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