APEXUP 10lbs/Pair Adjustable Ankle Weights for Women and Men, Modularized Leg Weight Straps for Yoga, Walking, Running, Aerobics, Gym, Physical Therapy

These ankle weights are really versatile! I like that I don't have to buy a traditional set of 2, 4, 6, 8 lbs bar bell weights that take up space. This system is compact and adjustable I am using the 2 lb weights for PT for my knee and do 2 lbs around my ankles for hip abductions so most of the weights are removed. I can also use 2 of the little black bags for a 2 lbs weight to stretch my hand from distal radial break sugary. The velcro is good and weights are comfortable. I have small wrists and ankle and they fit fine. They have lots of room if you have larger ankles.

COLOR IN PERSON: Bright Neon Orange (like the 80s)! Very Nice! The neon orange keeps me motivated while working out! QUALITY: I give it 5 stars. The individual bags of sand are double-bagged, easily removable. No leaks on mine. ON THE ANKLE: Very easy and comfy. The strap is stretchy. I removed the first bag, and a middle bag to lower the weight, the whole thing stretches around my ankle with and without all the bags. Perfect. WHAT I LIKED vs. OTHER STYLES: The EASY VELCRO. I did not want to mess with a buckle. MATERIAL: Very thick, durable, feels high quality. If you take out all the individual sand bags, you can easily wash these on a Gentle Wash Cycle, then drip dry, to keep them sanitary. Other Notes: I looked at pages and pages of Ankle Weights. I chose these for the easy Velcro strap, the color neon orange. And they have EXCEEDED MY EXPECTIONS.

Well made, velcro closure and easy to take on & off. The weights are removable so you can adjust the weight to your preference and then increase it as you gain strength.

I got these weights to start out with wearing weight during exercise. These seemed to be the perfect pair to help me out. While it does go up to ten pounds, it is very difficult to put the weights pouches inside the pockets of each band. Also, some strings have come off the bands that interfere with the Velcro. They are still effective during workouts, but it would be nice to have all the weights in all the pouches to get maximum effect. I just haven’t been able to load all the pouches yet. I got these in black which is fine, and while not unpleasant, it does have a different smell. These accommodate being adjusted to my wrists and ankles well.

I have to say so far they are great. I’m rehabbing my meniscus tear and using these for physical therapy. I love the way you can change the weight in them.

Durable, strap stays put with no slippage, love that you can adjust the weight from 1-5 lbs. best suited for ankles, a little bulky for wrist. Used many times with no concern for leakage.

Purchased this to assist in my rehabilitation exercises after Total Knee Replacement Surgery. I like it because it allowed me to gradually increase the weight from 1 to 5 lbs. It fits nice and snug and I’m certain it would be great for runners and in other types of exercise programs.

Overall they do what they say they'll do...add weight(s) to your ankles to benefit your workout. Here are the Pro's and Con's I have experienced in my couple weeks of using the weights. I've used them 3-4 times a week in my workouts. I do 3.5 miles on the treadmill at 4.0 degrees incline at 4.0 mph. The Pro's: The ability to change the amount of weight as your endurance increases. The Con's: The fit is uncomfortable, unless you have really fat ankles. Even at the tightest setting, they're a bit big and rub your heels. And that's at a quick walk, not even running. So I can't imagine the chaffing that would be created if you ran in them. The actual weights seem to be of good quality, but the stitching is not as depicted in their advertisement, not a big deal, but just an observation. The method of taking the weights in and out of their compartment's is cumbersome at best. Overall the weights are ok and do the trick. But the company's description is misleading. I'll probably end up keeping them as the cost wasn't that bad. Overall I'd give them 2.5 stars out of 5.