We tested four sets of adjustable dumbbells to see how they compare for ease of use, design and build quality. Two emerged as ...

The NordicTrack 1750 is a favorite amongst our team and serious runners. This machine has a responsive 16-inch touchscreen that’s compatible with iFIT programming and swivels in case you want to use ...

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Of course, Bowflex’s adjustable model costs nearly a third of the Nike bench, which is probably why it feels less solid (it’s ...

While stars may have more resources than us, we can still get great results and lose weight with the same fitness equipment ...

If you don’t have a Costco membership, though, don’t worry—the Centr multi-gym and several similar options are also available on Amazon and other retailers. For only $639, the top-rated SincMill Home ...

Even though treadmills provide a cushioned surface, they still cause shoes to wear. Gleaton stresses runners should look for excessive midsole compression or visible sole degradation—the signs you ...

A jump rope is the ultimate space-saving cardio equipment. This one is a Home Fitness Award winner because its two cables are ...

But nothing beats the deal on this set of 52.5-pound adjustable dumbbells that shoppers are comparing to Bowflex—they're under $200 and are a must-have for strength training. The FitRx SmartBell ...

It allows you to get one set of dumbells that have a variety of weights, such as this Bowflex SelectTech that goes all the way up to 52.5 pounds in 15 increments so that you can slowly build up to ...

Not very high-tech, per reviews (dial for force) While this isn’t the most high-tech option on our list, The Bowflex Max Trainer Series redefines home fitness with its compact design and an ...