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Question: What are the various weights of those included in the item?  For example, can I add weights at will so that each ankle has 2.5 to 3 pounds?
Document: Bought the 5# each ankle weights - 10# total because my local big box stores only carried the 2.5 or 3# weights. These are nice. Im a 42 year old male and do crossfit , kettlebells and you tube videos 5 x week. I wear these while doing my training to add that extra bit of resisitance. These fit nice and tight, not too bulky and are of good quality. I would'nt hesitate in recommending.
These are terrific ankle weights! I use them for leg lift exercises. They use velcro to wrap them around the ankle. Easy to use. Adjustable in 1/2 pound increments up to 5 pounds for each ankle. Very good purchase.
I debated about getting 10-lbs per ankle, but I am glad I went with the 5-lbs per ankle. Five pounds doesn't sound like much, but it sure feels like a lot on your ankle. I backed off to 2 pounds and will slowly work my way toward 5. I don't think it would be safe to ever go beyond five pounds per ankle. Even a couple pounds puts a surprising amount of stress on the knees.I use them primarily for leg lifts and little bit of walking and stair climbing.
Great qualitly ankle weights and exactly what I was looking for. 5 pounds per ankle is a lot of weight, I'm a tall athletic women but still find them heavy to use in my normal routine. The ankle weights are in individual groves so it is not a smooth ankle weight but yet comfortable. I have cut off the tops of a pair of heavy crew socks and use them under the ankle weights, that seems to make it more comfortable for jogging.
I was looking for ankle weights that would fit women's ankles that weighed more than 2 lbs without it drooping and stuff. These are still kind of big, but they aren't like the other ankle weights that are out there. the ankle weights are 5 lbs each and I like that you can take out the rods. I use these weights to assists in my leg strength for flexibility and high kicks and splits and right now its just enough weight.
I love the flexibility of these ankle weights. I can add more weight in 1/2 pound increments as my knee allows which is a feature I could not find in other ankle weights. We visited six stores which only had 1 pound increment options  before I came to Amazon. I was so happy to find these and give it a definite five star rating.
Ordered these because they allow the user to begin with one pound per leg and increase to five pounds per leg. The weights wrap around your ankle and you tighten them with the velcro strip to fit them securely. The weights are black metal rods in increments of either one pound or half pound. The rods slip into 'sleeves' sown into the inside of the weight wrap.The Pros: As you build up strength and want to increase the resistance with more weight, you simply add a rod. To purchase a brand new set of ankle weights each time you want to do this will set you back about $24.00 You'll save $60.00 easily if you continue with your strength program and go from one pounds to five on each ankle.The ankle weights are made of a poofy blue material, similar to a parachute, but thicker.
These ankle weights are perfect for building up leg strength. The ability to add weight in 1/2 pound  increments lets you keep progressing as you get stronger. The cushioning keeps them comfortable.
These weight belts are very well made. Material, stitching, velcro are of good quality and workmanship is very good. After a couple months of regular use they show absolutely no signs of wear. The ability to adjust the weight from one half pound to 5 pounds in half pound increments is very useful. I decided to go with these rather than one of the less expensive ones, and I am glad I did.
I was surprised by these weights. They are comfortable and you can take the weights out if you need to start at 2 lbs. then add them back in as you increase your strength. I bought these to use so I didn't have to drive into town for physical therapy. It has worked out really well for me.
Answer: yes