43 Fitness Must Haves Our Editors Can't Get Enough Of

POPSUGAR's new line of fitness gear includes this 15-pound Neoprene Kettlebell ($45). It's easy to grip with both hands for a comfortable swing. The flat edge makes this means it can rest anywhere around your home without the worry of toppling it over.

The soft four-pound POPSUGAR Wrist and Ankle Weight Set ($15) has a secure hook-and-loop closure to give you a snug fit around your wrists or ankles.

Available in two colours, Echelon's EX-5S Connect Bike connected bike ($1,499) has an extra large cushioned, vented seat, and a screen that rotates 180 degrees so you can use it for classes on and off the bike. At only 22 inches wide, this bike easily tucks into any corner of your home.

The Garmin Venu ($400) is a sleek smartwatch that tracks more than activity. You can get readings for your stress and energy levels as well as how you're breathing throughout the day. It comes with preloaded workouts you can view on the screen and has the option to download music to the watch, so you don't need to bring your phone along for workouts. Our reviewer says, "It can be difficult to find watches and bands that fit my eight-inch wrist while not cutting off my circulation. I've worn this watch during HIIT class and it doesn't budge as it accurately records my vitals." Best of all, the battery lasts up to 10 days on one charge.

A playful take on the traditional Blender Bottle, Donut Ever Give Up Shaker Bottle ($11) will keep you motivated while bringing a smile to your face. Along with its uplifting message, the Blender Bottle has a secure closure and spherical spring that makes mixing your protein easier than your workout.

It's tough to keep your hands warm when running or walking outside in winter. And mittens, while warmer than gloves, mean you can't use phone when you wear them. Enter Brooks Running Lobster Gloves ($55). These mitten-glove hybrids keep hands toasty warm. but give you the flexibility to easily handle your phone, earbuds, and more.

Uniqlo's signature Ultra Light Down Vest ($50) is a lightweight way to stay toasty on runs or hikes. Once you're warmed up, it can easily be folded and stowed into the coordinating bag (included).

POPSUGAR's adjustable Step Deck ($35) offers two heights so you can customise the intensity of your workout. The textured surface ensures that your feet and hands will always find a secure grip.

Crossrope Get Fit Bundle ($248 for the bundle) is a great way to incorporate cardio into your workout routine. The interchangeable weighted ropes allow for you to up the intensity to match your goals.

POPSUGAR's Sliding Core Discs ($13) can be used on hard and soft surfaces so that you can always challenge your core. Our reviewer found that placing them under the hands works for a challenging plank workout and she can practice her pikes by placing these dics under her feet.

The easy-to-travel-with Tone It Up Squat Bands ($30) make it impossible for you to miss leg day. The strap across the low back ensures that you'll be supported in every squat you take while the two bands let you customise the resistance.

Whether you plan to wear them on their own or over your favourite pair of leggings, the Adidas Adibreak Track Pants ($80) are an essential outer layer that keeps your lower half cosy while you warm up and workout. The snaps on either size allow you to adjust the amount of ventilation you have while you move.

The Terra-Core ($279) is a standout from other balance trainers. Due to its cylindrical shape as well as handles on the underside, it can be also be a bench and a weight.

If you have trouble holding onto weights especially during sweaty workouts, these Nike Training Gloves ($30) will improve your grip while giving your wrists some extra support. They come in sizes small through extra large and have an adjustable wrist strap, so they feel like an extension of your skin.

POPSUGAR's biodegradable and recyclable TPE Yoga Mat ($45) has 5mm of cushioned support for any workout. You can plank, jump, and do your mountain climbers knowing that you won't be sliding around on the non-slip surface. Bonus: The mat is embossed with constellations so you might even find your zodiac sign while you're in downward dog.

The Scunci No Damage Extra Long Elastics ($4) do their job without snagging your hair. Our reviewer says, "They hold my hair in place when it's in a fro and when it's in protective styles, like braids."

A lot of protein bars feel like you're biting into a brick, but Tone It Up's Protein Cookie ($8) tastes like it was delivered fresh from the bakery. While your taste buds won't know what makes this cookie special, your gut will notice how satisfied it feels after ingesting 10 grams of protein.

The Sportneer Smart Scale ($70) does more than show you how much you weigh. It displays 14 different metrics including water weight, body fat, bone mass, and more, giving you a well-rounded view of your body composition along your fitness journey.

Barcode's adaptogen-powered energy drink ($48 for a 12-pack) don't taste super sugary. The vegan, soy-free, and gluten-free formula is also made with adaptogens which are meant to decrease stress and increase stamina. One editor reported that she felt more focussed when she drank it before her workout.