BECOJADDE Ankle Weights for Women Wrist Weights Set of 2 Review
Our verdict
The BECOJADDE Ankle Weights, at $32.38, back their silicone and stainless steel build with a 4.7-star average across 576 reviews, one of the strongest rating profiles in this comparison. With 100+ bought last month and a straightforward 2-pound-per-side design, it reads as a well-liked pick for anyone adding light resistance to daily walks or home workouts.
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Best for buyers who want ankle or wrist weights with a large review base to lean on, since 576 reviews at 4.7 stars is more social proof than most sets in this category offer, at a mid-range $32.38 price.
Skip if
Skip it if you need heavier resistance than 2 pounds per side, since options like the Graham-Field set start at 4 pounds total, or if you want a lower price point closer to the $15 to $22 range of the cheaper alternatives here.
- Material Silicone, Stainless Steel
- Weight 1.91 Kilograms
- Size 4lb Pair (2lb Each)
- Color Gradient Green
- Priced 62% above the category median ($19.99 across 97 tracked models)
Our scorecard
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Owner rating4.7/5
4.7 average across 576 owner ratings
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Popularity2.7/5
576 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
Anyone who has strapped on a cheap ankle weight set only to have the fabric fray after a few weeks of walking laps around the living room knows why material matters. The BECOJADDE set leans on silicone and stainless steel rather than the neoprene or nylon blends common in this category, which at least on paper suggests a sturdier build for repeated Velcro closures and daily wear.
At $32.38, it sits above the Cando ($19.09), Graham-Field ($15.41) and Theraband ($22.49) alternatives, but its 4.7-star average across 576 reviews is the highest of the group, edging out Theraband's 4.5 stars over 1,500 reviews and comfortably ahead of Cando and Graham-Field's 4.3-star marks. The 4lb pair configuration, or 2lb per side, lands in the middle of the pack, lighter than Graham-Field's 4 pounds but heavier than Theraband's 1.5lb Level 2 option.
With 100+ units bought last month, demand looks steady rather than explosive, but it matches the pace of the Theraband set and beats the Cando and Graham-Field listings, both showing 0+ purchases in the same window. For someone who wants a mid-weight, mid-priced set with a strong review record and a gradient green colorway that stands out from typical black or green ankle weights, the BECOJADDE pair is a reasonable place to start.
Pros
- 4.7-star average across 576 reviews, the highest rating of any set in this comparison
- Silicone and stainless steel construction, a step up from the neoprene and nylon used in cheaper alternatives
- 100+ units bought last month shows steady, ongoing demand
- 4lb pair (2lb each) offers a moderate step up from lighter Theraband options without jumping to Graham-Field's 4-pound-per-side weight
- Gradient green colorway stands out from the black and green designs common in this category
- InStock availability means no waiting on backorder
Cons
- At $32.38, it costs more than the Cando ($19.09), Graham-Field ($15.41) and Theraband ($22.49) alternatives
- 576 reviews, while strong, is far fewer than Theraband's 1,500-review track record
- 2lb per side may be too light for anyone who has already progressed past Graham-Field's 4-pound option
- No adjustable weight increments are listed, so upgrading later means buying a new set entirely
Specifications
| Material | Silicone, Stainless Steel |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.91 Kilograms |
| Size | 4lb Pair (2lb Each) |
| Color | Gradient Green |
Performance notes
The listed weight of 1.91 kilograms for the pair, broken down as 4lb total or 2lb per side, sits in a moderate zone for ankle or wrist work. That range is enough to add resistance to leg lifts, side raises, or walking routines without the joint strain that heavier loads can introduce for beginners. The silicone and stainless steel material list is worth noting because it differs from the neoprene sleeves and nylon straps used by the Cando, Graham-Field, and Theraband alternatives, materials that tend to wear at the stitching over time. Silicone padding paired with a stainless steel weight core suggests a design built around durability and a snugger, non-slip fit against skin, which matters for anything worn during repetitive motion like walking or jogging. The gradient green color is purely cosmetic but does distinguish it visually from the more clinical green look of the Theraband and Cando sets.
What buyers say
A 4.7-star average holding steady across 576 reviews is a strong signal in a category where five-star reviews are easy to leave but hard to sustain at volume. It edges out the Theraband set's 4.5-star average despite Theraband carrying nearly three times the review count at 1,500, which suggests BECOJADDE buyers are landing on a slightly more consistent experience so far, even if its track record is younger. The 100+ bought last month figure puts it on par with Theraband and well ahead of the Cando and Graham-Field listings, both sitting at 0+ purchases in the same window. Together, the rating, review count, and purchase pace point to a product that is gaining traction rather than coasting on an old listing.
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Frequently asked questions
How heavy are the BECOJADDE ankle weights?
The set is listed as a 4lb pair, or 2lb per side, with a total weight of 1.91 kilograms. That places it heavier than Theraband's 1.5lb Level 2 option but lighter than Graham-Field's 4-pound-per-side weights, making it a middle-ground choice for walking, leg raises, or light resistance training.
Is the BECOJADDE set worth the higher price compared to Cando or Graham-Field?
At $32.38 it costs more than the $19.09 Cando set and the $15.41 Graham-Field set, but it also carries the highest rating in the comparison at 4.7 stars across 576 reviews, plus steady demand at 100+ bought last month, both of which the cheaper options do not match.
What material are the BECOJADDE ankle weights made from?
They combine silicone with a stainless steel core, a different approach than the neoprene used by Theraband or the nylon and polyester blend found in the Cando set. That combination points toward a snugger fit and less fabric wear over repeated use, though only time and review volume will confirm long-term durability.