Pair of black cotton ankle weights with adjustable hook-and-loop straps

Rank #2 in Best Ankle Weights 2026: 10 Ranked, From £25.11 to £4.40 a Kilo

Fragraim Ankle Weights, 1 kg x 2 Pair, Soft Cotton

£19.99 4.6 from 4,448 Amazon ratings
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Fragraim's ankle weights take second place in this guide at £19.99, with a 4.6 rating from 4,448 ratings on the Amazon listing. The listing sells them as a pair — the Number of Items field says 2 and the Unit Count says 2.0 count — in weight levels running from 0.5 kg to 5 kg per weight, with hook and loop straps and a mercerised cotton shell over a moisture-absorbing lining.

The figure to watch on this listing is the weight itself, because two of its own fields disagree about it. The Colour field reads "1kg x 2 - Black" and the Item Weight is 2.01 kg, which together point to 2 kg of weight in total, or about £10.00 per kilo at £19.99. The Part Number, though, reads "2kgpair", which would make it 2 kg per weight and 4 kg in total — about £5.00 per kilo, close to the best per-kilo figure in this guide. The title adds a third version of the same number: it advertises "1/2/3/4/5/6/10 KG", while the bullet list of choices stops at 5 kg (×2). Since 5 kg × 2 is 10 kg, the title appears to quote the pair total where the bullets quote each individual weight. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing; we have not weighed or tested the product ourselves.

How those 4,448 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.6 stars.

5 star
76%
4 star
14%
3 star
7%
2 star
1%
1 star
2%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £19.99
Customer rating 4.6 out of 5 from 4,448 ratings
Number of Items 2
Unit Count 2.0 count
Colour (as listed) 1kg x 2 - Black
Item Weight (as listed) 2.01 kg
Part Number (as listed) F-F-UK-wrist-weights-2kgpair-black-fba
Best Sellers Rank 25th in Strength Training Wrist & Ankle Weights

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“Arrived next day. Already have the 0.5kg weights and liked the quality so bought these 2kg ones.Using to strengthen legs due to a muscle wasting illness. Slightly more expensive than other ones on offer but good quality product, fastening velcro good and they stay on legs. Worth the extra and would buy other weights, if required.”

Susan
Verified purchase

“Very good value, and easy to use.Bought for my son for Christmas and he is very happy with them.Weight capacity is as described.”

ST74

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Ankle Weights 2026: 10 Ranked, From £25.11 to £4.40 a Kilo.

Questions people ask

How many ankle weights come in one order?

The Fragraim listing states Number of Items: 2 and Unit Count: 2.0 count, and one of its bullets says all sizes come in a pair.

What does the £19.99 buy in kilos?

The listing gives two answers. The Colour field says "1kg x 2 - Black" and the Item Weight is 2.01 kg, which works out at 2 kg in total, or about £10.00 per kilo. The Part Number says "2kgpair", which would mean 2 kg per weight and 4 kg in total, or about £5.00 per kilo.

Which weights can I choose from?

The Fragraim bullet lists Black 0.5 kg (×2), 1 kg (×2), 1.5 kg (×2), 2 kg (×2), 2.5 kg (×2), 3 kg (×2) and 5 kg (×2). The title also advertises 1/2/3/4/5/6/10 KG, but the bullet list contains no 4 kg, 6 kg or 10 kg option — 5 kg × 2 adds up to the 10 kg in the title.

What are the weights made of?

The Fragraim description says soft, stretchy mercerised cotton with a moisture-absorbing, breathable material inside, and a hook and loop strap closure. The Material field lists Cotton and Neoprene.

Will they stay on during a workout?

The listing says the adjustable strap closure is designed for a snug and secure, customised fit on ankle, wrist, arm or leg, and that the hook and loop fastener strap is long enough to make the weights easy to put on and take off.

What does Fragraim recommend them for?

The listing describes adding resistance to increase lower body strength, rehabilitate muscles and improve balance and coordination in physical therapy, and the Recommended Uses For Product field lists Aerobics and Walking.

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