Weights multiply the value of leg training and are the equipment side of Kick Power progression. The shop can change, so the list below is a dated community reference, not a live price guarantee. Open the Weight Shop in Place 89469502395769 and confirm the displayed name, cost, and multiplier before spending. Choose an upgrade because it unlocks faster training or a safer zone plan—not merely to own every step.
Documented weight ladder
Community lists continue beyond this excerpt and may use different naming or values after updates. Rather than copying an uncertain endgame ladder, use the visible next-shop item for every purchase after Rocket and record its current fields. World 2 reportedly added more weights, making older “complete” lists especially fragile.
Verify a shop row
Stand at the current Weight Shop and select the item without confirming the purchase. Compare the shop name, price, and training number with the dated row. If any field differs, the live shop wins. Check whether the UI describes a multiplier, power per training action, or another unit; two pages can show different-looking numbers because they are labeling different effects.
Also confirm the intended item is equipped after purchase. A higher weight in inventory does not improve training while the starter item remains active. Run a short before-and-after set and compare the Kick Power gain shown by the live UI.
Decide whether to buy or skip
Estimate the payback in useful training time. If the current weight adds 120 per action and the next adds 350, the next step is meaningful when its cost does not delay a more important speed or plot upgrade. If two cheap intermediate steps would consume most of the savings for a larger jump, inspect the live numbers and consider skipping.
Do not skip so aggressively that training becomes the slowest part of the session. A weight that pays for itself quickly can shorten every later breakpoint. Likewise, do not buy a weight when power is not the problem. If you already reach a better zone but lose the return, spend on Run Speed or practice the route first.
A useful decision question is: “What changes after this purchase?” Valid answers include reaching the next zone, reducing a training set from minutes to seconds, or meeting a verified gate. “It is next in the shop” is not enough by itself.
Test the upgrade
Before purchase, record the equipped weight, current Kick Power, and gain from ten consistent training actions. Buy and equip the new item, then repeat the same ten actions. A small table in your notes—date, server, weight, displayed value, ten-action gain—is more reliable than memory.
Next, make several controlled kicks with the same timing target. If the block crosses a new zone boundary, scout the return rather than immediately farming at maximum distance. More power can expose a speed deficit. The Zones guide explains the three-return test, while Perfect Kick helps keep timing variation from distorting the comparison.
If the measured training gain does not match the shop description, check equipment, temporary server boosts, rebirth bonuses, and gamepasses. Do not immediately conclude that multipliers stack multiplicatively; read the current UI and isolate one change at a time.
Coordinate weights with income and speed
The plot funds weights, so use the income improvement that shortens the target most. Replace a weak earner only after the new Brainrot returns safely. Protect mutations and limited units even if their raw plot output is not currently first. The goal is a sustainable loop, not a one-time purchase followed by an empty cash balance and repeated lost returns.
Keep a reserve when approaching an expensive world transition or event. A listed weight may not be the best purchase if an active event provides a short acquisition window or the World 2 portal requires cash. Verify those live systems before spending the entire balance.
Run Speed should rise alongside reachable distance. If the wave margin shrinks after a weight upgrade, pause further Kick Power purchases. Farm the strongest repeatable zone until speed catches up, then resume the weight ladder.
Handle rebirth and World 2 carefully
Public guides conflict about what rebirth resets or retains, including weights. Never assume a purchased weight survives. Open the live rebirth confirmation, document every listed loss and retention rule, and calculate whether the permanent benefit repays the rebuilding cost. The Rebirth guide provides a pre-confirmation checklist.
Community trackers report additional weights with the September World 2 update. Confirm the portal requirement and destination shop. Do not treat the pre-World-2 table above as complete for the entire experience, and do not attach an unverified name or price to a new item just to fill a gap.
Sources and confidence
Weights and leg training are Official from the Roblox experience. The dated names and numbers are Community reported from Kickaluckyblock.io’s weights page and progression context from All Things How, checked September 17, 2026. Live shop data, later weights, bonus stacking, and rebirth retention must be confirmed in game.