Wrist Ankle Weights with Removable Steel Bars, 1 Pair Adjustable Arm Leg Weights for Men and Women, No Leakage Design, Weighted Wrist Bands for Walking Jogging Yoga Pilates

The weights I use for my arms when I’m walking or running gives me the extra weight to lose weight.

I added the ankle weights to my rucking and exercise routine and found them very helpful. They keep the weights in place on the calf and give you flexibility to adjust the weights.

Overall these are probably the best for what they are if you're looking for incrementally increasing your strength training. I went from 1lb up to 10 in a little over a month so you may find you outgrow them kind of fast. I like them but they have their flaws for sure but for what you're getting the price isn't terrible. Cons: There are about 8 weights that are 7 ounces instead of 8 ounces like the rest of the set which makes weight tracking frustrating. I contacted the seller and they said that since the total weight is correct they won't do anything about it. I'm not sure if it's intentional or a mistake but I can't see that being useful for anyone. Part of the elastic on the velcro is unraveling in the same spot on both so I may need to repair them eventually. I have maxed out the weights that came with the pair and I think that these will have a lot of difficulty with extra weights and may need some kind of modification to keep from falling down. I am not sure how the top strap is supposed to work but the middle and bottom work well, and twisting the top strap once works well enough. I think with the loops the top strap would work well if I could figure out how to do it right! The instructions don't say. The seller doesn't sell extra weights so if you want to increase you'll have to buy another set (which I will most likely be doing). If you have skinny legs, these straps are too long and the velcro may not line up. I've loaned these to a friend before whose legs were almost too skinny for them. Pros: Weight tracking is easy until you're forced to use the 7 ounce weights. Reasonable comfortable and easy to use.

Received the replacement yesterday. Went for a long walk. Arms felt much better. I will use on my walks every other day, and on my bike rides.

First I walk 6 miles a day for walkout. I am using the 22set Pro: these don’t settle on my ankle joint and a solid construction Con: the ankle strap is much smaller then top strap on 22set The top strap bucket twists and top strap needs to be much wider. I feel the bruising for the next day after6 miles. Also the buckle is too far back and last row of plates hangs loose Shin strap is nice and solid but is almost too long for my calf width

Easy on easy off, the weight is easy to remove for weight adjustment and the Velcro is very strong. The fit was good and hugged my calves. They were very comfortable to wear.

awesome

Out of shape because I haven’t been able to use my legs(they’re in compression socks and must stay elevated. I got the ankle weights, walked up to the dumpster, then took them off and walked around the swimming pool. I walked home and took them off. I noticed that I could maintain balance. Went to sleep and woke up. There was so much pain because I wasn’t used to using the muscle. That helps me stay balance. These fit me well I’m 6 feet 1 inch 243 pounds. Fit like a glove totally recommend

Duele un poco si lo aprietas demasiado cuando aún estas delgado, pero al crecer musculo no se nota. Funciona genial y se sujeta muy bien.

(Arm Weights 4.4 LBS) These go on just fine. I'm sure some reviewers are doing it wrong. The straps aren't meant to wrap round your whole arm! The photos in the instructions are too small, which doesn't help. But you can work it out. 1. You should have a left-handed sleeve and a right-handed one. If not, consider returning them. 2. Sleeves go on with the weights outside, visible through the mesh. 3. Drape the correct sleeve on an arm, with the narrow strap at the wrist and the straps hanging on the far side. 4. Bring the elasticated, wide strap underneath, straight across to the buckle, and feed it through. Pull it to get some stretch then take it back under the arm to the velcro where you attach it. Simple. 5. Pull the narrow wrist strap across underneath and just continue wrapping it round snugly onto the velcro. It doesn't stretch, and it doesn't need to be too tight, because (hopefully!) your wrist is the smallest part of your arm. Sorry for the explanation, but this is how the instructions should be. I already had a pack of identical steel weights. I found that some of the pockets can hold two weights, so I now have seven weights per sleeve. It looks like I *could* squeeze two weights in every sleeve but some would be very tight. Maybe they are designed to take two weights per pocket, or maybe it would be pushing my luck and they'll tear. I'll use them like this for now. Maybe it will loosen up with use. They could double up as vambraces in the event of a machete attack. I miss the 20th Century when we didn't have to think of such things.

Ottimi, comodi e abbastanza "piccoli" cioè volendo si riescono a nascondere sotto i pantaloni. Li ho presi insieme ai bracciali, mi hanno soddisfatto entrambi. Anche qui come i bracciali, se acquistate altre barrette in metallo (anche da altri siti) sappiate che ci sta una fila in più quindi aumentate ancora di più il carico massimo.

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