I'm a big fan of keeping hand weights by the TV for impromptu lifting sessions, and for all you Wii Fit devotees, the Riiflex Wiimote weights have a similar appeal. These snap-on weights affix to your Wii Remote and Nunchuck accessories to make workouts (or play) more challenging.
Available as a set of two 2-pound weights ($35) or two 4-pound weights ($40), the brightly colored dumbbells look comfy to hold and let you access the Wii's assorted buttons and triggers. Even if you don't have a Wii Fit, you can snap them on your Wiimote to make any Wii game work a little harder.
Interested? The Riiflex weights are available for pre-order, so grab yours now.
By Caprice
Eddie Bauer
Tory Burch
Awesome!
1these look dangerous! I've been known to hit people and throw Wii remotes
2Now those I like. Maybe it was because of my Wii newbie moves but when I did boxing I could almost feel joints being jerked out of my sockets because I wasn't actually hitting anything and the controls are like nothing!
3I have a pair of two pound hand weights that I strap onto my hands when I do Tae Bo. They really do make the workout tougher, but you have to be really careful not to overdo it because you can get hurt if you overextend your joints.
4This looks like a BAD idea, unless they come with a game designed to help you make appropriate movements. The idea of playing WarioWare, Wii Tennis or Super Mario Galaxy with these things makes my wrists hurt.
5You don't really need this for a wii fit.. but I can see how people may get it.
6Injuries waiting to happen.
7I think this is a great idea! The Wiimotes just aren't doing it for me anymore during those tricep exercises.
8I want those!
The more I hear/read about the Wii Fit, the more I want one.
9I think these look great! Can't wait to try them!
10adorable and so smart! i want them
11hahah so funny , love wii! i want one
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