Freyja Fit Premium Women’s Fitness Equipment | Dumbells to die for!
Mel Berry - Cofounder Women's Sports Store - Endurance Warrior
When I first discovered Freyja Fit pink dumbbells, I admit I raised an eyebrow, a fitness equipment brand entirely in pastel pinks and soft hues? But my workout space had never looked more inspired (or more Instagrammable). After using their gear for a couple of months, here’s my take with a pinch of expert insight.
First Impressions & Look & Feel
Stepping into my training room AKA the garage, and seeing a row of pretty pink dumbbells, pastel bumper plates, and that blush-toned barbell made me smile. But make no mistake, this is not just a pretty face. Freyja Fit weights are for serious lifter who also wants a beautiful space. Their mission is all about merging weights that perform with aesthetics that inspire.
From the moment I opened the boxes, I could tell they take quality seriously: foam packaging, clear documentation, and protective wrapping all around. Yes, unboxing fitness gear can be awkward, but they nailed it.
Functionality
Let’s talk about how these weights perform when I put them to work. The dumbbells (available in 1 kg up to 25 kg) feel firm in hand (I used mainly 12.5K), with balanced grips and smooth edges. I never felt any wobble or slippage during curls or presses. The barbells the 15 kg pretty pink and the 20 kg option behave like commercial-grade steel. No bend, no weird flex, just the solid backbone I expect when loading heavy.
The bumper plates, offered in matching colours, are dense and quiet when dropped. They seem well-matched in durometers, so the drops feel consistent across weights. Storage is also considered: Freyja includes a smart rack and storage accessories to keep your space tidy (and your weights off the floor).
One minor quibble: the pastel colours, though gorgeous, may show scuffs or chalk more readily, so frequent wipe-downs help keep them looking pristine.
Value
Is Freyja Fit worth it? For me, yes. The premium materials, the thoughtful design, and the dedication to women’s biomechanics elevate these products above run-of-the-mill gear. Because they produce in smaller runs (for aesthetics and quality control), you do pay a bit more than generic black steel weights, but you’re also investing in gear that boosts confidence and enjoyment.
Another value point: their bundled options (Strength Starter, Pro Lifter, Bride-to-Be, etc.) are smart. They curate packages that save you some cash versus buying each piece separately. Also, the fact that they offer installation support and warranty coverage means you’re not left hanging with dud shipments.
That said, if you’re purely chasing the lowest cost per kilo, Freyja isn’t aiming for budget status. It’s a premium niche market, and you get what you pay for.
Recommend
Do I recommend Freyja Fit? Absolutely. If you want serious fitness hardware and a beautiful gym aesthetic, this is one of the few brands that delivers both. It’s especially suited for women (or those who adore feminine design) who don’t want to sacrifice function for style.
Also, if you have a home gym or boutique studio and want your space to feel cohesive (pink, pastel, soft accents) without compromising your lifting game, Freyja Fit is a rare gem in that intersection. If your main priority is ultra-low cost per kilo and looks don’t matter you might find better bargains elsewhere, but you’ll be missing out on the joy factor.
Final Verdict
Freyja Fit isn’t just another fitness brand; it’s a statement. With their focus on weights that perform beautifully, they’ve created a product line that’s as serious about strength as it is about inspiration. Their equipment delivers on functionality, the pricing reflects real value, and I stand by my recommendation: this is an excellent choice for anyone who wants their gym to feel both powerful and feminine.
Freyja Fit is the marriage of strength and style your fitness space deserves. Their whole range is well worth a look.
