12 Amazon Prime Big Deal Days offers our fitness editors recommend

Apple’s entry-level smartwatch misses features like an ECG, but still has more than enough health tracking for casual users.

Amazon only has discounts on renewed Garmin models, but Best Buy has a great price on this entry-level running watch that successfully coached one Fit&Well contributor to her first 10K.

Everything you could want from a pair of headphones. A gift that’s guaranteed to please.

These Beats buds have become my go-to because they stay in place no matter if I'm wearing them for a HIIT workout or a half marathon.

Last year’s shoe gets this year’s hottest deal (73% off!). It’s a comfortable shoe for running or walking, with plenty of cushioning.

My colleague Lou Mudge’s favorite waterproof walking shoe drops to under $50 (the women’s is reduced by 28% to $94).

While I normally recommend adjustable dumbbells for a home gym, this is a fantastic deal on six pairs of hex dumbbells plus a rack. The pairs start at 5lb per dumbbell and go up to 30lb in 5lb increments.

Fit&Well contributor Alice Porter has been testing these to see if she could save on a gym membership and work out at home with just a pair of adjustable dumbbells instead. Spoiler alert: she can.

If you have a tablet, you can get a connected indoor cycling bike for more than a thousand dollars less than Peloton’s latest.

With the announcement of new Peloton treadmills, the original gets a sizable discount. While it’s been around for a while, it’s earned a reputation for being one of the best and easiest-to-use treadmills you can buy.

These iconic wrist/ankle weights come in seven pastel shades and make a great gift.

Upgrade your home Pilates practice with this set of accessories, including the magic circle (which is this instructor's favorite piece of equipment), Pilates ball and bands.

The best yoga mats can easily cost more than $100, but this 6mm-thick mat has more than 22,000 ratings on Amazon, scoring it 4.7 out of 5. Not bad for $15.

The hill I will die on is that every home should have a yoga block, if only to help people practice deep squats. And for less than $10, there’s no excuse not to buy one.

More and more people are taking creatine and it’s easy to see why. It's been extensively studied and different types of Fit&Well contributors, from dads training for HYROX to energy-zapped moms recommend it.

It’s the high-fiber supplement experts swear by because there's so much research supporting its positive effects on digestion, cholesterol and blood sugar.