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Amazon’s Big Spring Sale is a good excuse to pick up some fitness equipment. Read on for the best deals I’ve seen so far, including on NordicTrack treadmills, folding WalkingPads, and even the infamous Assault Bike. Plus, Peloton’s original and upgraded bikes are available at a great price, and Powerblocks are on a rare sale.
The best deals on exercise bikes
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Peloton’s original Bike is on sale for $1,195, or $250 off the regular price. This is a great price, as our own Meredith Dietz points out here. (Check that link for a breakdown of what the Bike really costs to own, and what else you get with your subscription.)
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Peloton’s Bike+, with a swiveling screen, auto-resistance, and nicer tech inside the screen, is $2,145, or $350 off. Read more about the differences between the Bike and Bike+ here.
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For a budget option, this YOSUDA spin bike, normally $249, is now $199.
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The Assault AirBike Elite, your old nemesis from Crossfit class, is $799, down from $1,400—a steal at nearly half off.
The best deals on adjustable dumbbells
Adjustable dumbbells are a great way to fit a wide variety of hand weights into a small home gym. The nicer brands tend to be expensive, and it’s a rare find to encounter them on a good sale—as far as I can tell, Powerblocks haven’t been on sale at all since Black Friday. (I’ve written before about best adjustable dumbbell sets, if you’d like to check out the pros and cons of different brands.)
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Powerblock Elite EXP sets are on sale, with the 1-50 pound Stage 1 going for $299 (down from $359). The Stage 2 expansion set that brings them up to 70 pounds is on sale too, for $143 (down from $199).
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Powerblock’s Sport 24 dumbbells, a lighter set that goes from 3 to 24 pounds, are $169 today, down from $199.
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The Powerblock Pro 100, a single dumbbell that goes up to 100 pounds, is $464 today, down from a regular price of $549.
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CAP Barbell’s 55-pound adjustable dumbbells are $239 for a pair today, down from $299 regular price.
The best deals on treadmills and walking pads
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NordicTrack’s T series 6.5S treadmill is $669 today, down from $799.
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The NordicTrack T series 10 treadmill, a beefier model that supports speeds up to 12 mph, is $999, down from $1,299.
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WalkingPad’s Z1 folding walking pad is $279 today, instead of the normal $399. It’s meant for walking (hence the name) and supports speeds up to 4 mph.
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WalkingPad’s R2 folding treadmill can handle walking and jogging, with a top speed of 7.5 mph. It still folds in half for storage, and also has a handrail. It’s $699 today, normally $899.
The best deals on home gym basics and weights
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CAP barbell weight plates, sized to fit a standard 2” Olympic barbell, are about $1/pound today, which is a great price for basic weights. We’re talking $45.99 for a single 45-pound plate, $26.99 for a 25-pounder, and $40.99 for a set of four 10-pound plates.
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If you like vinyl-coated kettlebells, some weights are available at a good price today—like this 35-pound bell for $35.69, normally $54.06.
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A set of four Vergali fabric booty bands (light, medium, strong, and “heroic”) is $18.99, down from a regular price of $29.99. Booty bands aren’t key to building a booty (sorry, influencers), but they can be great for warmups and accessory work.
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This TRX suspension trainer kit is $139, down from $179. You can use a suspension trainer in the gym or in a variety of out-of-the-way places (staircases, doorframes) to do tons of great exercises.
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This bomb-style landmine attachment offers a simple way to use a barbell in a landmine setup by just sticking the end of the bar in the corner of a wall or the corner of a squat rack. It’s not a hinged attachment, just a protector for the end of the bar that keeps it from ripping up your flooring. You could cut open a tennis ball, but this is a bit neater, and probably more durable. It’s $28.70 today, down from $35.88.