Frelaxy 37A Ankle Weights Review
Our verdict
The Frelaxy 37A Ankle Weights, priced at $29.99, deliver 3 pounds of neoprene-wrapped resistance per side and hold a 4.6-star average across 504 reviews. That combination of heavier per-side loading and a solid rating makes it a strong option for anyone who has outgrown lighter 1 to 2 pound sets and wants to keep progressing without switching materials or brands.
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Best for lifters and walkers who want a heavier per-side load than the typical 1 to 2 pound starter set, since 3 pounds each (6 pounds total) suits someone already comfortable with lighter ankle weights and looking to progress.
Skip if
Skip it if you are new to ankle weights or have joint sensitivity, since 3 pounds per side is considerably heavier than Theraband's 1.5lb Level 2 option and could strain ankles or wrists not yet conditioned for that load.
- Material Neoprene
- Weight 2.73 Kilograms
- Size 3 lbs x 2
- Color Black
- Priced 50% above the category median ($19.99 across 97 tracked models)
Our scorecard
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Owner rating4.6/5
4.6 average across 504 owner ratings
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Popularity2.6/5
504 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
Progressing past a starter set of 1 or 2 pound ankle weights usually means hunting for something heavier without sacrificing comfort, and that is exactly the gap the Frelaxy 37A tries to fill. At 3 pounds per side, wrapped in neoprene, it sits well above the lighter options common in this category, with a total pair weight of 2.73 kilograms.
At $29.99, it undercuts the BECOJADDE set found elsewhere in this category and lands close to the Theraband price of $22.49, while offering more weight per side than any of the listed alternatives, including Graham-Field's 4-pound total set. Its 4.6-star rating across 504 reviews is the highest of the group, ahead of Theraband's 4.5 stars over 1,500 reviews and well ahead of Cando and Graham-Field's 4.3-star marks.
With 100+ units bought last month, the same demand pace as Theraband and well ahead of Cando and Graham-Field's 0+ figures, the Frelaxy set looks like a legitimate contender for anyone who wants heavier resistance without an unproven brand. Black neoprene keeps it simple and functional rather than flashy, which fits a product built around function over styling.
Pros
- 3 pounds of resistance per side (6 pounds total, 2.73 kilograms) is heavier than every listed alternative
- 4.6-star average across 504 reviews is the highest rating in this comparison
- Priced at $29.99, cheaper than the BECOJADDE set while offering more per-side weight
- 100+ bought last month matches the demand pace of the best-selling Theraband set
- Neoprene wrap is a common, durable material choice for weighted straps
- InStock and ready to ship without backorder delays
Cons
- 3 pounds per side is a significant jump for anyone still using 1 to 2 pound weights
- 504 reviews, while strong, is a third of Theraband's 1,500-review count
- At $29.99, it costs more than the $19.09 Cando or $15.41 Graham-Field sets
- Only offered in black, with no color options listed
Specifications
| Material | Neoprene |
|---|---|
| Weight | 2.73 Kilograms |
| Size | 3 lbs x 2 |
| Color | Black |
Performance notes
A 3-pound-per-side load, or 2.73 kilograms for the pair, puts the Frelaxy 37A firmly in intermediate territory. That is roughly double Theraband's 1.5lb Level 2 weight and close to Graham-Field's 4-pound total, meaning it will add noticeable resistance to leg raises, marching drills, or ankle-strengthening routines rather than the light activation work that 1-pound weights are built for. Neoprene as a wrap material tends to distribute pressure more evenly than thin nylon straps, which matters when 3 pounds is pulling against the closure during movement. Because the weight sits higher than most of the alternatives in this comparison, it is worth pairing with a gradual ramp-up rather than jumping straight into extended cardio sessions. The black colorway is unremarkable but functional, and the straightforward two-piece set design keeps the focus on the load itself rather than added features.
What buyers say
A 4.6-star average across 504 reviews stands out for a heavier-weight product, since higher loads sometimes draw more complaints about durability or fit than the light starter sets do. That the Frelaxy set holds a slightly higher rating than the 1,500-review Theraband listing, despite a fraction of the review count, suggests early buyers are largely satisfied rather than reporting stitching or Velcro failures under the heavier load. The 100+ bought last month figure keeps pace with Theraband, the best-established seller in this group, and leaves the 0+ Cando and Graham-Field listings well behind. Taken together, the numbers point to a product that is finding buyers specifically looking for more resistance and is not disappointing them once the package arrives.
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Frequently asked questions
How much do the Frelaxy 37A ankle weights weigh?
Each side weighs 3 pounds, for a total pair weight of 2.73 kilograms, or about 6 pounds combined. That makes it heavier per side than the Theraband, Cando, and Graham-Field alternatives, positioning it for buyers who want more resistance than typical starter sets provide.
Is $29.99 a fair price for the Frelaxy 37A?
It costs more than the $19.09 Cando or $15.41 Graham-Field sets but less than similar heavier options, and it carries a 4.6-star rating across 504 reviews, the highest in this comparison, along with 100+ units bought last month, matching the pace of the Theraband listing.
Is neoprene a good material for ankle weights?
Neoprene wraps tend to spread pressure more evenly than thin straps, which helps when carrying a heavier 3-pound-per-side load like this one. It is a proven, common material choice in this category, similar to the wrap Theraband uses in its lighter Level 2 set.