These Luxury Fitness Gifts Will Likely Make Your Eyes Bulge Out of Your Head

Your designer handbag affinity is about to extend to the world of gym totes. With the aesthetic of a Céline, Balenciaga, or Fendi handbag, you get the gym-friendly benefits of a front-slip yoga mat pocket, collapsible shoe pockets, a wet/dry pocket, and "rubberized genuine Italian leather and fully lined with antimicrobial nylon."

Name Activewear Matte Black Satchel ($395)

Why have an entire rack of dumbbells when you can have the Bowflex SelectTech? With Bluetooth capabilities to track your workout and the ability to change the weight of your dumbbells with the turn of a handle, this set opens you up to endless at-home workouts.

Bowflex SelectTech 560, Bench, and Stand Bundle ($897)

It's art, it's fitness, it's $1,500, and it conveniently stores in a corner in an upright position. The Waterflywheel, which is a patented technology, "moves through actual water" . . . it's the real deal, you guys. And we all know how amazing an exercise rowing is!

WaterRower Rowing Machine ($1,500)

With an all-over reflective print, durable yet lightweight material, and an ultraflattering fit, these running tights might be your most expensive, but they're your probably most used and most loved, too.

Lululemon Speed Tight (Splatter) Reflective ($298)

Boxes like Detox and Nourish deliver monthly, and include curated beautiful products like "Herbivore pink clay soap, Clean Program smoothie packets, a copper water bottle, organic Baobab oil, gifts from Thrive Market, and more." All the gifts in each box are "naturally-sourced products from top brands in the wellness industry" — so for someone who enjoys the finer things in life AND healthy living, this is the gift that keeps on giving for 12 months.

LeafTV The Year of Wellness Subscription ($60 per month, $120 for a two-month gift, $720 for a year)

With all the essential accessories and a two-year subscription to the livestream and on-demand classes, a Peloton Bike system can cost you upwards of $3,300. That said, you then have access to endless amounts of cycling from the comfort of your own home.

Peloton Bike and Tablet (starts at $1,995)

Let's be honest: you could gift any high-end juicer, but this one is rose gold. It's the real showstopper. Bonus: not only can you make tasty fresh juices in your kitchen, but you can also make ICE CREAM.

Hurom Alpha Series H-AA Slow Juicer ($459)

For the cool price of $720 and the time it takes to go to New York for a purchasing appointment, you too can own the Nike Back to the Future shoes. These self-lacing bad boys will likely be rarer than a pair of Yeezys on the street, and it's the luxe gift of any sneakerhead's dreams.

Nike HyperAdapt 1.0 ($720)

Let's put it this way: the least expensive Equinox gift card you can purchase is $100. Luh-shu-ryyyy. These cards can be used for the spa (ahhh), Pilates classes, personal training, and endless amounts of Kiehl's and Lululemon at The Shop.

Equinox Gift Card ($100 to $1000)

One of the best yoga mats you can get comes in a jumbo size that's big enough for two, or big enough for you to have a very, very spacious practice.

Manduka The Pro Squared Yoga Mat ($270, originally $360)

While the Thermos smart water bottle doesn't hit the over-$100 threshold (and can be acquired at your local Target), there's no denying that a $60 water bottle — one that surpasses even a S'well bottle — is pretty dang luxe. With a lid that monitors temperature, sips per hour, and your day's hydration level, you can sync to your Fitbit app and keep your health and wellness as high-tech as humanly possible.

Thermos Connected Hydration Bottle With Smart Lid ($60)

For those times when you just can't get to your favorite Pilates boutique, make sure you have one of these contraptions in your home at ALL times. There's even gold-toned hardware!

Stamina Products Stamina Aero Pilates Premier With Stand ($700)

The ultimate in-home massage package from Zeel comes with a plush Zeel robe, a luxurious massage table sheet set, a relaxing Dune Sage candle, a 60-minute in-home Zeel massage credit, and a bottle of Frangipani Oil by Elemis (plumeria scent!). You can essentially turn your home into a spa, as the massage therapists from Zeel bring the tables and even provide spa music.

Zeel In-Home Massage Deluxe Gift Package (Cost varies by location, $345 in San Francisco)

When you're dropping a couple hundred bucks on leggings, they ought to be good. These offer ultra compression, a superhigh waist, and unique yet unmistakable style.

Ultracor Ultra High Lux Knockout Print Leggings ($185)

Why have a jar of vitamins on the counter when you can have the Keurig of vitamins? The Tespo creates nutritional supplement drinks with no fillers or artificial ingredients, and offers packs like a standard women's multi, as well as focus and sleep supplements.

Tespo Vitamin System ($129)

This gym tote is literally gleaming in luxury.

The ANDI Midnight Metal Gym Tote ($198)

For the full-blown SoulCycle addict, this package not only includes 50 heart-pumping classes, but some serious VIP perks, too. Super SoulCyclists have privileges to reserve classes in advance of sign-ups (no more frantic Monday-at-noon scrambling), as well as "full concierge service" and priority on waitlists. Never miss your favorite class (or your favorite bike) ever again.

SoulCycle Super Soul 50 Classes ($3,500)

When your standard run-of-the mill foam roller isn't enough, try this snazzy, techy, vibrating roller to break up fascia and assist with recovery. It's a gift to both you AND your IT bands.

Hyperice VYPER Recovery Roller ($199, originally $299)

Meditation gets a lot more comfortable with an ergonomic cushion. For the quiet and calm meditation space in your home, this is a cushy essential.

The Undo Cushion ($150)