Products
10 products, grouped by the job they do. Each one has a page explaining what it is good at, what to check before buying, and who it is not for.
Weights and benches for a home gym, and what decides whether they get used.
Strength training
One pair of dumbbells that stands in for a rack of fixed pairs, with a dial to change the load.
Strength training
A flat bench with a narrow pad and a wide base, so your shoulders and your feet stay where you put them.
Strength training
A straight 20 kg bar with a knurl that grips without tearing and sleeves that turn.
Machines that let you train indoors without leaving the building.
Cardio at home
A treadmill that folds upright, which is the feature that decides whether it stays in the room.
Cardio at home
A compact machine that mixes a stepper with an elliptical, so the arms and the legs work together.
Rollers, mats and percussion devices, described by how they are built.
Recovery and mobility
A handheld percussion device: a motor in a handle, an arm, and a set of interchangeable heads.
Recovery and mobility
A hollow roller with a rigid core and a textured surface, so it keeps its shape under body weight.
Recovery and mobility
A dense mat that lies flat, grips when hands warm up, and does not shed foam crumbs.
Bottles and tents for the days you train outside.
Hydration and camp
A double-wall steel bottle that holds temperature and stays dry on the outside.
Hydration and camp
A dome tent with simple poles and a fly that covers the roof, for weekends out.