NEALFIT WEIGHTS-0814 Ankle Weights Review
Our verdict
The NEALFIT WEIGHTS-0814 Ankle Weights sell for $15.99 and hold a 4.7 star average across 1,300 reviews, the highest rating and highest review count of the four ankle weights compared here. With 400+ bought last month and a cotton shell, it undercuts the Theraband 25871 on price while posting a stronger star average.
Check price on AmazonBest for
Shoppers who want the lightest, most budget-friendly ankle weight in this comparison, at 1 lb per ankle, and who value a fabric shell over synthetic material along with the highest review volume of the group.
Skip if
Skip it if 1 lb per ankle is too light for your goals: the Cando 10-0193 offers 3 pounds and the Graham-Field 1897 offers 4 pounds, both heavier options for buyers who want more resistance per strap.
- Material Cotton
- Size 1 lb x 2 (2LB Pair)
- Color Purple
- Priced 20% below the category median ($19.99 across 97 tracked models)
Our scorecard
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Owner rating4.7/5
4.7 average across 1,300 owner ratings
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Popularity3.8/5
1,300 owner reviews, more than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other home gym and fitness equipment we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
Think about a quick set of leg lifts before the TV or a walk around the block with a bit of extra resistance. The NEALFIT WEIGHTS-0814 Ankle Weights, a cotton-shelled 2 lb pair at 1 lb per ankle, is built for that kind of light, frequent use rather than heavy strength training. At $15.99, it is the cheapest option in this comparison group.
Cotton is a lighter, more breathable material than the neoprene used on the Theraband 25871 or the nylon and polyester blend on the Cando 10-0193. That likely trades some durability for comfort against bare skin. At 1 lb per ankle, the NEALFIT set is also the lightest of the four models here, well under the Cando's 3 pounds and the Graham-Field's 4 pounds.
Where NEALFIT stands out is review volume paired with rating. A 4.7 star average across 1,300 reviews beats the Theraband's 4.5 stars across 1,500 reviews on rating, if not quite matching it on count, and it dwarfs the Cando and Graham-Field, which sit at 128 and 169 reviews. A bought-last-month figure of 400+ also outpaces the Cando and Graham-Field's 0+.
Pros
- 4.7 star average, the highest of the four models compared
- 1,300 reviews, more than 7 times the Cando's 128 and nearly 8 times the Graham-Field's 169
- 400+ bought last month, versus 0+ for both the Cando and Graham-Field
- Lowest price in the group at $15.99
- Cotton shell for a breathable, skin-friendly fit
- In stock and available now
Cons
- Only 1 lb per ankle, the lightest of the four models compared
- Cotton may not hold up as long as the neoprene Theraband or nylon-polyester Cando
- Fewer reviews than the Theraband 25871's 1,500
- Purple is the only color listed for this version
Specifications
| Material | Cotton |
|---|---|
| Size | 1 lb x 2 (2LB Pair) |
| Color | Purple |
Performance notes
A cotton shell changes the feel of an ankle weight against skin, trading the sweat-resistant surface of neoprene or nylon-polyester for something softer and more breathable, though likely less durable under repeated friction. At 1 lb per ankle, or 2 lb for the pair, this is the lightest load among the four models compared, well below the Cando's 3 pounds, the Graham-Field's 4 pounds and the Theraband's 2 pounds. That makes it suited to activities like walking, marching in place or light Pilates-style leg work rather than resistance training aimed at building strength. The lighter load also means less strain on the ankle joint over long sessions, which matters for anyone doing extended cardio work rather than short sets. Buyers looking for a heavier progressive load will likely outgrow this set faster than the 3 or 4 pound options in this comparison.
What buyers say
A 4.7 star average across 1,300 reviews is the strongest combined rating and volume signal among the four ankle weights here. The Theraband 25871 comes close with 4.5 stars but needs 1,500 reviews to get there, while the Cando and Graham-Field sit at 4.3 stars each on much smaller bases of 128 and 169 reviews. NEALFIT's 400+ bought last month also stands well ahead of the Cando and Graham-Field's 0+, though it trails the Theraband's own position as an established, higher-volume listing. Taken together, the pattern suggests a newer entrant that is converting well and gathering reviews quickly, which typically reflects a listing that matches expectations for its price point rather than one accumulating complaints.
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Frequently asked questions
How much weight is in the NEALFIT ankle weight set?
Each unit weighs 1 lb, for a 2 lb pair total. That is lighter than the Cando 10-0193 at 3 pounds, the Graham-Field 1897 at 4 pounds and the Theraband 25871 at 2 pounds per unit, making NEALFIT the lightest choice among the ankle weights compared here.
Is NEALFIT a reliable ankle weight based on reviews?
It carries a 4.7 star average across 1,300 reviews, the highest rating in this comparison, plus a bought-last-month figure of 400+. That combination of a strong rating, high review count and active recent purchases points to consistent buyer satisfaction rather than an isolated spike.
What is the NEALFIT ankle weight made from?
The listed material is cotton, in a purple colorway. That is a softer, more breathable option than the neoprene Theraband or nylon-polyester Cando, though it may not offer the same wipeable durability as those synthetic alternatives over repeated, sweaty use.