Best fitness purchase you've ever made?

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  • marissanik
    marissanik Posts: 344 Member
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    I can't choose only one, I have multiple favourites. :sad:

    Food scale. Nike lifting gloves. Polar HRM. Jillian Michaels DVDs. Mint Chocolate whey. Tape measure/calipers.
  • Raynne413
    Raynne413 Posts: 1,527 Member
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    I've got a $30 credit on ebay that I want to use but I'm kind of stumped on what to use it on. Most people say a food scale or exercise shoes but I've already got those.

    So, to get some ideas going, what is the BEST fitness related purchase you've made. Something that motivated you more, helped you get back in shape easier, whatever it was I wanna know!!

    I think my Fitbit is my best purchase! :)
  • wizzybeth
    wizzybeth Posts: 3,573 Member
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    1. Digital Kitchen Scale. It was $15.
    2. My bicycle. $500+ but worth every penny.
    3. Gym membership. Seriously. Helps me esp. in the winter or during inclement weather when I can't ride my bike or don't like to walk.
  • Elsie_Brownraisin
    Elsie_Brownraisin Posts: 786 Member
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    A microfibre towel.

    I don't drive and hauling a damp regular towel around with me from gym or pool to work across town and then from work to home on the other side of town was a pain the *kitten*. It really has made a huge improvement to have a teeny, light towel.
  • Jerseygrrl
    Jerseygrrl Posts: 189 Member
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    Polar FT4
    T25 DVDs
    Proper workout clothes
  • cherrilovee
    cherrilovee Posts: 194 Member
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    HEART RATE MONITOR! Mine was $60 but I'm sure you can get a cheaper one on Ebay!
  • lscaffidi
    lscaffidi Posts: 19
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    PiYo - Its the first program I've ever stuck to. I'm on week 7 and normally quit by week 2 or 3. It's my soulmate workout!!
  • AlyssamR6712
    AlyssamR6712 Posts: 114 Member
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    my Heart rate monitor.. definitely
  • ekztawas
    ekztawas Posts: 114 Member
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    Polar FT4 heart rate monitor
    Kettle bell
  • simplydelish2
    simplydelish2 Posts: 726 Member
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    I hate the fitbit flex! IMO, it's a total waste of 100. They are not accurate in recording steps, sleep, or anything else.

    For $30 I'd find a kettle bell - I use my kettle bells more than anything (other than my feet).
  • AnnaVee84
    AnnaVee84 Posts: 345 Member
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    New Rules of Lifting (for women, in my case)


    My whole outlook changed with that one book

    ^^ definitely changed my life!

    besides food scale and NROLFW, I'd also list my heart rate monitor as the top 3 best fitness purchases. Just got a Fitbit One so excited to see how it helps as well!
  • Mav3rick54
    Mav3rick54 Posts: 180 Member
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    Hands down it would be my Fitbit Force. I have several other gadgets and weight loss tools, but if forced to give them all away and keep only one, ....it would be the fitbit.
  • sethbacca
    sethbacca Posts: 1 Member
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    Kitchen scale, by far.
  • FatFreeFrolicking
    FatFreeFrolicking Posts: 4,252 Member
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    Food scale
    Polar FT4 HRM
    Kettle bells
  • staceyfeb2014
    staceyfeb2014 Posts: 54 Member
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    My workout DVD- dance it off with vicky binns, shows results quickly
  • spectralmoon
    spectralmoon Posts: 1,230 Member
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    My Polar FT40 (not the Ft4) HRM. It goes with me everywhere.
  • elpidamaria
    elpidamaria Posts: 12 Member
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    My treadmill.. I don't have excuse not to walk...
  • abi_babi
    abi_babi Posts: 9 Member
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    for only 30 bucks i would ave to say a foam roller. its a lifesaver after a tough workout and really speeds up recovery
  • xKR1PTONITEx
    xKR1PTONITEx Posts: 39
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    My treadmill. It was a really heavy duty treadmill that you find in gyms. They can take a beating and keep going.
  • SnuggleSmacks
    SnuggleSmacks Posts: 3,732 Member
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    BodyMedia fit band. It takes all the guesswork out of how much I should eat, and is extremely motivating and informative.

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