What is the correct 'to wear' verb for body weights?

Question

In attempting to write about wearing ankle weights for the day, I found myself at a loss for which verb was appropriate.

• 巻く seems like it could be appropriate since they wrap around the ankle - in which case, it would also work for wrist weights. By this logic, I'd consider 着る for weighted vests, since they are worn like a normal vest with added straps.
• 締める seems appropriate since they fasten with velcro and straps (which could also work for weighted vests and wrist weights).
• 履く is a possibility since they're worn on the lower body, which would again make 着る the best option for weighted vests. I haven't the foggiest on which would be appropriate for wrist weights in this instance. する, maybe?

Which word would be appropriate for each type of weight?

Answer 1

I would say:

アンクルウェイトを【つける、足首に巻く、装着する】
リストウェイトを【つける、手首に巻く、装着する】
ウェイトベストを【着る、着用する、maybe 装着する、つける】

Answer 2

• ウェイトを付ける/着ける is the safest, common choice in this case. Both for ankle and wrist weights.
• ウェイトを巻く is fine if you want to use a more specific verb.
• ウェイトを装着する is also OK, but may sound too technical in casual conversations.
• ウェイトを締める is acceptable, but sounds a bit off. It's usually specifically used for belts.
• ウェイトを着る: wrong.
• ウェイトを履く: wrong because it's only for shoes and socks shoes, socks, trousers, underpants, etc.