Amazon is a great place for fitness lovers to shop and score a good deal while they’re at it. The range of affordable fitness gear, athletic wear, and supplements all available in one place is hard to beat in terms of convenience. And the Amazon Basics brand of fitness equipment continues to impress with the quality of the offerings and a line that seems to be continuously expanding.
And let’s not forget: free shipping. One of the most well-known perks that comes with a Prime membership is that most items ship at no extra cost, and the fact that fitness equipment like a walking pad or an exercise bike, for example, ships for free is a big, budget-friendly bonus. Upgrading my fitness routine while also saving money is one of my favorite things, and some of the deals on gear that’ll do just that include the shoe that so many WH editors love, the Brooks Adrenaline GTS 25 and our best overall under-desk treadmill, the Merach W50 walking pad.
And if you’re looking for a more immersive workout that lets you tune out the rest of the world, our pick for best noise-canceling workout headphones, the Bose QuietComfort Ultra, are currently a steal for 28 percent off. Whether we’re talking about vitamins, probiotics to support gut health, or protein powder to help us meet our daily protein goals, supplements can come in to support any nutritional gaps in our diets (important caveat: getting what we need from whole foods is always best, and supplements should be considered backup). Deals to shop and stock up on WH editor-favorites right now include Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard Whey Protein Powder on sale for 26 percent off and Nature Made Magnesium Glycinate currently available at a 47 percent discount.
Here’s the thing about Amazon deals though: you can’t sleep on them. There have been so many times that I’ve added a great deal to my cart only to have the sale vanish after waiting to pull the trigger. So if you see a great discount, don’t miss it.
Natascha is an editor and writer covering health, fitness, and the ways people move through the world. She’s been a NASM-certified personal trainer for more than a decade, with a background in functional strength training, corrective exercise, nutrition, and behavior change. She has additional CES, CNC, BCS, and SFC certifications.
She is also a level-2 certified Spinning instructor. Her work has appeared in Bicycling, Runner’s World, and other outlets, and her experience spans both editorial and hands-on work across the fitness industry. Whether she’s writing about training, health, or performance, she’s most interested in making complicated topics useful, approachable, and helpful.
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