Best Home Workout Products From Amazon
Amazon's Most-Loved Workout Equipment, From Weights to Folding Treadmills
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While we love the invigorating buzz of boutique fitness classes like Club Pilates and Orangetheory Fitness and the lively atmosphere of gyms like Planet Fitness or Equinox, the reality is that you can do most of the same exercises in the comfort of your own home. You technically don't need anything at all to work out at home — although we do recommend a good yoga mat and pair of sneakers — but certain at-home workout products can make your sweat sessions much more effective and enjoyable. Whether you're working out in a cozy corner of your apartment or have a whole home gym, there's workout equipment sized for every space. Small, portable gear like resistance bands and weighted bangles are perfect for those tight on square footage, while larger equipment like a treadmill for running or walking is worth considering if you have more room to work with.
One of our favorite places to shop for workout products is Amazon. You can find really great deals, and items famously arrive fast. Case in point: you can purchase a stationary bike for under $300, which is a great price given that so many go for over $1,000. Ahead, we rounded up the 20 best home workout products from Amazon, each boasting rave reviews. We also included our editors' top picks, such as a genius under-the-desk elliptical and a slip-proof yoga mat. Keep scrolling to explore these selections and more workout items we love.
Best Resistance Bands
Limm Resistance Loop Exercise Bands ($7, originally $10)
These exercise bands are perfect for your at-home gym and travel friendly. This set includes bands with unique resistance levels, from X-Light (between four to 10 pounds) to X-Heavy (between 25 to 40).
Best Jump Rope
Loocio Jump Rope ($9, originally $10)
Elevate your cardio workouts with a classic jump rope, perfect for taking your fitness routine to the next level. With its adjustable-length design, you can tailor it to users of different heights. Plus, the ergonomic handles provide a comfortable and secure grip, so you can focus on maintaining a steady rhythm.
Best Knee Pads
Gaiam Yoga Knee Pads ($14, originally $20)
Whether you're doing yoga or floor Pilates, these cushioned knee pads provide plenty of support and stay in place. They can be used on the floor or atop your yoga mat and also work to support hands, wrists, hips, and more.
Best Ab Roller
EnterSports Ab Rollers Wheel Kit ($20, originally $28)
Strengthen your core with the help of this top-rated ab-roller kit. The comprehensive curation comes with everything you need for a stellar ab workout: the ab roller, knee pads, push-up bars, and two resistance bands.
Best Yoga Mat
BalanceFrom Go Yoga All Purpose Anti-Tear Exercise Yoga Mat ($22)
This yoga mat features a slip-resistant texture on both sides, ensuring a stable and grounded practice. Its extra-thick construction provides ample cushioning for your joints, making it perfect for hard floors. And with its convenient strap, this mat can be effortlessly transported wherever you go, and it's available in various stylish colors that suit your preferences. It's one of our former editor's favorites, too. Read her review of the BalanceFrom Go Yoga All Purpose Anti-Tear Exercise Yoga Mat.
Editor Quote: "This mat is so thick and cushioned, it feels more like a pad, but it's got enough grip so that you can still move with it. Since I started using it, I have not worried about my knees when doing leg lifts or fire hydrants, and my wrists have also stayed comfortable in planks, something I never thought would happen." — India Yaffe, former associate editor, Commerce
Best Kettlebells
Gymenist Kettlebell Fitness Iron Weights ($22)
Kettlebells are super versatile; you can do many exercises with them, from swings and deadlifts to squats and cleans. This brand sells a range of weights, offering choices between five and 30 pounds to suit your needs and progression.
Best Resistance Bands With Handles
Retrospec Train Resistance Bands Set ($27)
These colorful resistance bands can be used for yoga, Pilates, and physical therapy. Use them to work out your arms, legs, abs, and butt without weights. The set comes with five resistance bands, two handles, two ankle straps, a carrying bag, and a door anchor.
Best Medicine Ball
Yes4All Medicine Ball ($30)
This sand-filled exercise ball, ranging from 10 to 40 pounds, is ideal for various workouts such as wall slams, squats, and Russian twists. Its textured and grooved design provides a nonslip grip, even when your hands get sweaty.
Best Pull-Up Bar
Iron Gym Pull-Up Bar ($30)
This innovative pull-up bar doesn't require screws or permanent installation. Instead, it's designed to fit securely in your door frame for a sturdy platform for pull-ups and chin-ups. You can also place it on the ground for push-ups, sit-ups, dips, and beyond.
Best Dumbbell-to-Kettlebell Converter
Kettle Gryp The Original ($35)
Don't want to invest in kettlebells? The Kettle Gryp is a unique alternative that transforms your existing dumbbells into a kettlebell. It's perfect for those who want the benefits of a kettlebell workout without having to purchase them.
Best Foam Roller
321 Strong Foam Roller ($36, originally $39)
With more than 30,000 five-star ratings, it's no secret that this foam roller is one of the most popular on Amazon. It has 3D massage zones that knead away tension while you roll, with a large fan base of shoppers who swear by its quality and attest it helps reduce muscle pain. "I had numerous other rollers that wore out, or broke. This one is still going 3 years later," one of many satisfied shoppers writes.
Best Mini Stair Stepper With Resistance Bands
Niceday Steppers for Exercise ($47, originally $60)
This is Amazon's bestselling step machine for good reason. It maintains high resistance for 30 minutes to hit the ideal cardio goal before gradually decreasing. It's lightweight (only 16 pounds!) — so it's easy to move around the house — and can be stowed away in tight corners or under furniture.
Best Weighted Bangles
Bala Bangles Wrist and Ankle Weights ($55)
These weighted bangles are social media famous because they're aesthetically pleasing, versatile, easy to use, and seriously effective. With a quick snap onto your wrists or ankles, they seamlessly integrate into your workout routine or level up your daily activities — everything from your hot girl walk to your household chores. Take your pick of one- or two-pound resistance, and choose your favorite color from four hues. For more, read our review of the Bala Bangles Ankle and Wrist Weights.
Editor Quote: "I love these weights because they're super easy to put on and adjust. They're comfortable, and they make me feel like I can take on the world — or my hour-long Pilates class. I've also worn them on walks around my neighborhood for a little extra burn." — India Yaffe, former associate editor, Commerce
Best Vibration Plate Exercise Machine
Vibration Plate Exercise Machine ($99, originally $120)
If you're looking for an efficient way to exercise, this vibration plate stimulates muscles through high frequency vibrations. It helps to build strength, increase bone density, improve blood circulation, speed up lymphatic drainage, and reduce joint pressure.
Best Under-Desk Elliptical
Cubii Under-Desk Elliptical ($160)
The innovative Cubii Under-Desk Elliptical is a game changer for those eager to burn off some energy without leaving their desk. The device is compact and quiet, so you can work up a sweat while tackling your to-do list (or even a Zoom call). Plus, with adjustable intensity levels, you can personalize the resistance to match your desired workout intensity. To learn more, read our review of the Cubii Under-Desk Elliptical.
Editor Quote: "This elliptical machine is ideal for anyone who constantly finds themselves left without enough hours in the day to accomplish everything they need to. (A struggle we likely can all relate to!) Whether you're having difficulty squeezing a good workout into your already hectic schedule, a remote worker in need of some extra movement, or a multitasker who loves finding new ways to manage your time efficiently, this under-desk elliptical is a valuable tool that will help anyone to stay active and tackle fitness goals in a more reasonable way." — Kyley Warren, former assistant editor, Commerce
Best At-Home Workout Bundle
Pvolve Sculpt & Strengthen Bundle ($198)
Jennifer Aniston's favorite workout, Pvolve, is a low-impact fitness method that prioritizes mobility and strength. It swaps breathless, high-intensity chaos for resistance-based moves that actually feel sustainable — as confirmed by one of our editors who tested the brand's at-home equipment and confirmed that it felt doable. Learn more about it in our Pvolve Sculpt & Strengthen Bundle review.
Editor Quote: "This elliptical machine is ideal for anyone who constantly finds themselves left without enough hours in the day to accomplish everything they need to. (A struggle we likely can all relate to!) Whether you're having difficulty squeezing a good workout into your already hectic schedule, a remote worker in need of some extra movement, or a multitasker who loves finding new ways to manage your time efficiently, this under-desk elliptical is a valuable tool that will help anyone to stay active and tackle fitness goals in a more reasonable way." — KW
Best Fitness Tracker
Whoop 5.0 Health, Fitness & Activity Tracker ($199)
This fitness tracker comes with a 12-month subscription and can monitor your heart rate, respiratory rate, resting heart rate, heart rate variability, skin temperature, blood oxygen levels, daily activity, and sleep. It's insight-based and creates a personalized plan to reach your wellness goals. It even includes a water-resistant battery pack that charges your tracker while you wear it.
Best Indoor Stationary Bike
Yosuda Indoor Cycling Bike/Magnetic Stationary Bike ($247, originally $330)
You might think all high-quality indoor stationary bikes come with a hefty price tag, but that's not the case with this one. Priced at a fair $247, this stationary bike features an LCD monitor that tracks your workout time, speed, distance, odometer readings, and calories burned. It even boasts a handy water-bottle holder, but what we love most is how easy it is to move around. Thanks to its convenient wheels, relocating this bike to a new spot is practically effortless.
Best Folding Treadmill
Goplus 2 in 1 Folding Treadmill ($250, originally $300)
If you like the idea of multitasking, this folding treadmill is another smart option. With its adaptable riser, you can either walk at a leisurely pace or increase the speed to break a sweat. It even connects to an app that tracks your miles walked and a remote control for seamless speed control. One of our contributors fell in love with it for her at-home gym. Find out why she's obsessed by reading her review of the Goplus 2 in 1 Folding Treadmill.
Editor Quote: "This little treadmill is more versatile than I initially gave it credit for. While I purchased it for walking, my husband has also been using it every day to run. The treadmill speeds range from 1 to 12 km/hr, which means you can, in fact, use it to go for a decent jaunt and get your heart rate up." — Emilee Janitz, PS contributor
Best At-Home Boxing System
FightCamp Fitness Tracker & Free Standing Punching Bag ($1,199)
Turns out, you don't need to book a boxing class to break a serious sweat — just ask PS contributor Renee Cherry. She turned her living room into a full-on boxing gym and documented every punch, jab, and uppercut in her detailed review. (Spoiler: She's a fan.) Read all about it in our FightCamp Fitness Tracker & Free Standing Punching Bag review.
Editor Quote: "Once you're set up, you can filter the workouts on the app by duration, type, and difficulty level (beginner, intermediate, or open). I tried each type but focused on boxing and kickboxing, since that's what FightCamp is best known for. Each workout included a warm-up and some basic combos. I appreciated that the warm-ups were effective at gradually limbering me up and increasing my heart rate before the actual workout (something not every boutique studio class makes time for). The workouts themselves were also challenging, but incorporated enough rest where I didn't feel like I was winded." — Renee Cherry, PS Contributor
— Additional reporting by Angela Elias, Jade Esmeralda and Balim Tezel
Marisa Petrarca (she/her) is a contributing editor for PS Shopping and has over seven years of experience writing and editing beauty, fashion, and lifestyle content. She was previously the senior beauty editor at Grazia USA and the style and beauty editor at Us Weekly. Now freelancing, her work has been featured in Cosmopolitan, Allure, Marie Claire, and more.
Angela Elias (she/her) is a contributing editor for PS Shopping, where she reviews everything from beauty products to kitchen gadgets, curates can't-miss sales, and creates "best of" shopping roundups. In her former roles at PS, she led the relaunch of its Latine identity and family-focused verticals, directed its Home vertical, and hosted shopping segments. She has nearly 15 years of experience working in the lifestyle space as a writer, editor, content strategist, director, on-camera talent, and publicist.
Jade Esmeralda (she/her), MS, CSCS, is a former health and fitness staff writer and a strength and conditioning specialist. A lifelong martial artist and dancer, Jade has a strong passion for strength and conditioning, sports science, and human performance. She graduated with a Master of Science degree in exercise science and strength and conditioning from George Washington University.
Balim Tezel (she/her) is a shopping updates editor at PS and the founder of Maison des Nus, a New York-based affordable luxury brand. She graduated from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.
