Eleven stylish fitness accessories starting from $20
Work out at home with the latest fitness gear, from super-soft activewear to designer yoga accessories and a set of smart dumbbells.
Where to buy: MoveActive Pilates ball, $20; KEY PIECE The Your Reformer 'YR Original' Pilates reformer ($2995) is available in finishes to suit any space; Allfenix 'Cloudcore' tank, $78, and bike shorts, $64.
Where to buy: Therabody 'Theragun Mini' massager, $349; Celine yoga brick, $290; Bahe silicone wrist and ankle weights (500g), $60; Lululemon 'The Travel Mat' yoga mat, $99.
Where to buy: Technogym 'Connected Dumbbells', $5430; Fitflop 'Gen-FF' shearling slides, $220; JBL 'Flip 6' portable speaker, $169.
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