Wrist and Ankle Weights
Avg. Customer Rating:
(Based on 53 Reviews)
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Ouch..my arms! |
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Paula L.
from Golden Valley, MN
on 2/19/2011
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These are a great addition to my workout. Just enough (1 pound) to feel in repetitive exercises. They dry fairly quickly and stay put on my wrist. I have not tried them on my ankles yet...
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Difficult to put on |
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Jan M.
from Sycamore, IL
on 12/29/2010
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The weights are very difficult to put on unless there is someone there to help. As I do water aerobics the velcro loosens up, and I constantly worry that they may fall off into the deep end of the pool. I am not really impressed with them.
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Great Training Tool |
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mchida
from Mankato, MN
on 11/15/2010
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I am a collegiate swimmer and I have enjoyed using these weights for training the past two weeks now. I use them both on my wrist and on my ankles to help with my strokes. They are great for working on breakouts and sprint fly. The only downside to them is the strap length is a little short so it makes it somewhat difficult to get on. Overall, these weights are a good buy and will help any person get better at their kicking. An FYI: The size of the weights can be deceiving. I have the 1.5 lb. weights and I can only use them for sprinting because they are too heavy for anything slower than that. If you want to use them for slower swimming I would suggest the smaller weights.
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Easy to put on. |
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mike.bush@comcast.net
from Bloomington, IN
on 11/2/2010
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Used to damper hand tremors.
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Great |
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Kathy
from The Villages, FL
on 10/31/2010
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Love the weights. However, I purchased the .5 pound and wish I had gotten the heavier ones.
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Great addition to your workout |
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mswateraerobics
from Powder Springs, Georgia
on 9/26/2010
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I use the wrist and ankle weights in my deep water workout. It has really taken my workout to the next level....
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