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Updated on Sep 6, 2022

34 Fitness Products For Anyone Who Lives In An Apartment

Equipment and accessories that ~work~ for your space.

by Abby Kass, Allison Jiang, Clara McMahon

Reviewer pic of the small portable elliptical with black petals on each side that fit a foot

Reviewer pic of them standing on the elliptical and showing how small and compact it is

Reviewer pic of two pink and black core sliders and a pink jump rope on the floor with the words "awesome travel or home-based workout" written on it

A different reviewer in a plank position with the circular sliders under each hand

Yoga mat with an illustration of a woman standing on yoga blocks with her head full of curly hair on the ground in front of her

Reviewer holds red gloves in front of red and silver punching bag stand in home gym

Reviewer with the gloves on their hands punching the bag

Reviewer on their hands and knees with the pink band around their thighs raising on leg

Reviewer on their feet now with the band around the thighs, doing a squat

Reviewer pic of the circular trampoline in black with a silver cover around the outside

Reviewer standing on the trainer on one foot with the balance ball-like top on the group

reviewer photo of their dog standing on a pink balance trainer

Reviewer pic of the five, eight, and 12-pound dumbells on a black stand

9. A weighted fitness hoop with an attached three-pound weight so you can activate your core in a way that's fun for once (instead of counting down the seconds til you can finally drop out of a plank position).

gif of a model using a blue weighted hoop to swing into a workout

reviewer photo of a pink fitness hoop laying on the floor

Amazon, www.amazon.com

Promising review: "Like everyone else, I saw this on TikTok and decided to give it a shot. Super fun to use. I'll admit it's difficult to start, but once you get the hang of it, after a few minutes it's super easy and fun. It is a little loud but nothing unbearable. The pieces are easy to add to, and the weight is not too heavy or light." —Richard Enriquez

Get it from Amazon for $39.99+ (available in 15 colors).

Reviewer holding the black and red push-up bar, showing how comfortable it is

Reviewer pic of the two push-up bars on the floor of their bedroom

Selfie of the writer all red-faced and sweater with the words "Did my first obe fitness class, and I am DEAD."

A large TV with an instructor in it and a model following along in the living room

Model sitting in the green Core Max device with a pad on the back, ready to do a crunch

BuzzFeed Editor Emma McAnaw holding a pair of white Powerbeats headphones in her hand

Reviewer holding the orange Kettle Gryp wrapped around a weight while squatting

Reviewer pic of the orange Kettle Gryp around a black dumbbell on the floor

16. Or an adjustable kettlebell that adjusts to 5-, 8-, 9-, and 12-pound varieties, so you can customize and advance your workouts as you see fit. From upper body burn sessions to kettlebell swings and squats, you'll be able to use this little gem for a ton in your at-home gym.

reviewer photo of the blue adjustable kettlebell with all of the attachments in place

reviewer photo of the blue kettlebell taken apart

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Promising review: "Best thing I've purchased. It stays hidden. I haven't taken them apart yet. But that's what's so awesome about it. You can take each weight off and set it to the side. You don't have weights everywhere! I will purchase another one soon." –Tamar

Get it from Amazon for $35.94 (available in two colors).

Model doing a pull-up with the black bar attached to a door frame

Reviewer pic of the black rectangular tredmill with their feet on it

A different reviewer showing the treadmill in silver with the riser up in a living room

Model's legs with two black weights wrapped around their ankles

Reviewer pic of the small rowing machine in dark grey with black seat, food holders, and arm rest

A red ab roller wheel with two black handles on either side and a black resistance band next to it

Model holding the pink yoga mat with a pink strap holding it together, showing how it folds up to be the size of a medium clutch

The same model now doing a yoga pose on the mat, showing how it unfolds with no line marks

Reviewer on the stationary bike in their home

Reviewer pic of the black and red stationary bike in their bedroom

Reviewer pic of the black stand with a bike in it inside

Reviewer using the resistance band with it under their feet and the handle bars in the hands at chest height

reviewer photo of colorful resistance bands on the floor

Reviewer wearing the socks with criss-cross straps across the top with one foot turned to the side to see the grips on the bottom in light yellow

woman hearing sports bra and shorts jumping using cordless jump rope

reviewer photo of cordless jump rope against white background

model wearing sports bra exercising with orange medicine ball

Reviewer photo of two blue yoga blocks on a mat

Model stretching on blocks on a yoga mat

model showing how the door anchor fits works with a long resistance band

32. A compact and adjustable stepping machine with resistance bands for doing some full-body workouts without taking up a ton of room in your living space.

reviewer photo of them stepping on a mini black stepping machine with white, gray, and pink sneakers

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Promising review: "I just received my stepper and it's super easy to assemble and it's sturdy. I tested it out and I am super excited for my first workout. This is the perfect machine, while we stay at home we can still workout and stay healthy. I highly recommend this mini stepper. Enjoy your workouts!" —Erika

Get it from Amazon for $57.31.

33. A foam roller to use on tight and sore muscles. Your at-home gym may not be equipped with amenities like massage rooms or saunas, but this lil' number will provide a surprising amount of relief without a hefty monthly fee!

a model using a foam roller on the back of their leg

reviewer photo of them holding a multi-colored foam roller

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Promising review: "This foam roller is just what I was looking for when shopping for Christmas gifts this year, it’s so nice I even bought myself one. It is exceptionally sturdy and is amazing for relieving back/neck pain, even working through tough muscle knots along my spine. The price is perfect for what it helps with. Would highly recommend this to anyone!" —Magdalen B.

Get it from Amazon for $24.99+ (available in four colors).

The rectangle-shaped mirror on a wall with a model on a yoga mat mirroring what the trainer is doing on the screen

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34 Fitness Products For Anyone Who Lives In An Apartment

1. A portable elliptical compact enough that you can store it in a corner, closet, or even under your bed. Plus, since you can move it around so easily, you can set it in front of your TV and catch up on your shows as you work up a sweat.

2. Core sliders to give your planks, push-ups, mountain climbers, and more a little extra oomph without having to rely on jumping and disrupting your downstairs neighbors.

4. A punching bag set that will be a ~knock-out~ addition to your home because it comes with a pair of gloves, so you can ~one-two-punch~ your way to an intense workout that won't disrupt the people around you.

5. A set of resistance bands made out of fabric that's designed not to roll or snap so you can ~stretch~ your workout and get more out of your squats, lunges, and other exercises.

6. A foldable mini trampoline reviewers swear doesn't make a lot of noise as you jump, meaning you can get an intense cardio-based workout in without the fear that your neighbor will file a noise complaint against you.

7. A Bosu Balance Trainer to help with your cardiovascular toning, balance, and flexibility because these are equally important parts of a good workout. Plus, it can easily be stashed in a closet when not in use.

8. A set of dumbbells with a stand, a must-have for anyone who can't ~weight~ for their strength training days because it's compact and easy to store. And if you need to do a drop set, you can easily grab a lighter pair.

9. A weighted fitness hoop with an attached three-pound weight so you can activate your core in a way that's fun for once (instead of counting down the seconds til you can finally drop out of a plank position).

11. An indoor climber so you can ~go the distance~ during your workout without having to keep dodging your neighbors as you climb up and down the stairs in your building for the 548th time.

12. An Obé fitness subscription to turn your living room (or bedroom or kitchen) into a group fitness class with live and on-demand classes that really ~pack a punch~.

13. A Core Max 2.0 specifically designed to combine eight exercises into one small machine that folds up when you've ~crushed~ your workout and are ready to move on with your day (and maybe get some actual work done).

14. A pair of Powerbeats wireless headphones to tune out any noise around you so you can focus on those weighted squats and not the neighbor's barking dog.

15. A Kettle Gryp great for anyone that wants to try a kettlebell workout but doesn't need another heavy thing cluttering up their apartment. This genius device wraps around a dumbbell to transform it into a kettlebell and make it super easy to hold onto.

16. Or an adjustable kettlebell that adjusts to 5-, 8-, 9-, and 12-pound varieties, so you can customize and advance your workouts as you see fit. From upper body burn sessions to kettlebell swings and squats, you'll be able to use this little gem for a ton in your at-home gym.

17. An upper-body workout bar you can attach to a doorway to make doing pull-ups a breeze. Plus, you can take it on and off to help you with other exercises, like tricep dips, and then put it right back on the door when you're done (and maybe even dry your laundry on it).

18. A compact treadmill so you can get your steps in, no matter what the weather is like outside. The handrail on the machine can be raised or lowered, meaning you can walk, jog, or even run while staying in the same place in your apartment. And when you're done, just slide it under your bed.

19. A pair of adjustable ankle weights designed with separate weight bags in them, so you can start off with 1 pound and work your way all the way up to 5 pounds in one small piece of equipment. No more scrambling to find the next size when you realize the weight you're using is getting too easy.

20. A minimalist rowing machine with 12 levels of adjustable resistance so you can ~row row row~ yourself to stronger arms and increased cardio.

21. An ab roller wheel useful for helping you strengthen your core muscles without hitting your coffee table, TV, or couch.

22. A foldable yoga mat technically designed for travel, but since it folds up so small, it's perfect to put in a closet, or even a drawer and pull out when it's time for your yoga practice.

24. Or a training stand to easily transform your regular bike into a stationary one, meaning you won't have to worry about storing two bikes in your small space.

25. A set of resistance exercise bands that are each different weights, so you can mix and match them to customize your workout and maximize your results. Plus, they take up wayyyy less space than dumbells do.

26. Elastic grip socks perfect for ensuring that you don't slip on hard floors during a virtual yoga, Pilates, or barre class.

27. A cordless jump rope ensuring that you can jump, hop, and skip to your heart's content without having to worry about a rope thwacking your apartment floor.

28. A no-slip leather medicine ball so you can stop lifting your poor cat during crunches and use this instead.

29. The Workout Essential Package from Love Sweat Fitness, so you can stock up on cute fitness gear in one fell swoop. Everything is functional, easy to store, and pastel? Your at-home workouts just got a makeover.

30. A pair of yoga blocks to help you deepen your stretches, work on balance, and increase strength, all while being compact enough to fit just about anywhere.

31. A door anchor made to fit in any closed door, so you can complete countless exercises with an adorable long resistance band. It's a space-saving way to do lat pull-downs, seated rows, tricep push-downs, and more without using bulky weights.

32. A compact and adjustable stepping machine with resistance bands for doing some full-body workouts without taking up a ton of room in your living space.

33. A foam roller to use on tight and sore muscles. Your at-home gym may not be equipped with amenities like massage rooms or saunas, but this lil' number will provide a surprising amount of relief without a hefty monthly fee!

34. The Mirror you can seamlessly add to your wall and it will bring interactive classes right into your apartment without taking up a ton of space. Plus, when you're not working out, it's a nice piece of decor that won't stick out like a sore thumb.

Actually footage of me working out like nobody's watching at home (because they're not!):

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34 Fitness Products For Anyone Who Lives In An Apartment

1. A portable elliptical compact enough that you can store it in a corner, closet, or even under your bed. Plus, since you can move it around so easily, you can set it in front of your TV and catch up on your shows as you work up a sweat.

2. Core sliders to give your planks, push-ups, mountain climbers, and more a little extra oomph without having to rely on jumping and disrupting your downstairs neighbors.

4. A punching bag set that will be a ~knock-out~ addition to your home because it comes with a pair of gloves, so you can ~one-two-punch~ your way to an intense workout that won't disrupt the people around you.

5. A set of resistance bands made out of fabric that's designed not to roll or snap so you can ~stretch~ your workout and get more out of your squats, lunges, and other exercises.

6. A foldable mini trampoline reviewers swear doesn't make a lot of noise as you jump, meaning you can get an intense cardio-based workout in without the fear that your neighbor will file a noise complaint against you.

7. A Bosu Balance Trainer to help with your cardiovascular toning, balance, and flexibility because these are equally important parts of a good workout. Plus, it can easily be stashed in a closet when not in use.

8. A set of dumbbells with a stand, a must-have for anyone who can't ~weight~ for their strength training days because it's compact and easy to store. And if you need to do a drop set, you can easily grab a lighter pair.

9. A weighted fitness hoop with an attached three-pound weight so you can activate your core in a way that's fun for once (instead of counting down the seconds til you can finally drop out of a plank position).

11. An indoor climber so you can ~go the distance~ during your workout without having to keep dodging your neighbors as you climb up and down the stairs in your building for the 548th time.

12. An Obé fitness subscription to turn your living room (or bedroom or kitchen) into a group fitness class with live and on-demand classes that really ~pack a punch~.

13. A Core Max 2.0 specifically designed to combine eight exercises into one small machine that folds up when you've ~crushed~ your workout and are ready to move on with your day (and maybe get some actual work done).

14. A pair of Powerbeats wireless headphones to tune out any noise around you so you can focus on those weighted squats and not the neighbor's barking dog.

15. A Kettle Gryp great for anyone that wants to try a kettlebell workout but doesn't need another heavy thing cluttering up their apartment. This genius device wraps around a dumbbell to transform it into a kettlebell and make it super easy to hold onto.

16. Or an adjustable kettlebell that adjusts to 5-, 8-, 9-, and 12-pound varieties, so you can customize and advance your workouts as you see fit. From upper body burn sessions to kettlebell swings and squats, you'll be able to use this little gem for a ton in your at-home gym.

17. An upper-body workout bar you can attach to a doorway to make doing pull-ups a breeze. Plus, you can take it on and off to help you with other exercises, like tricep dips, and then put it right back on the door when you're done (and maybe even dry your laundry on it).

18. A compact treadmill so you can get your steps in, no matter what the weather is like outside. The handrail on the machine can be raised or lowered, meaning you can walk, jog, or even run while staying in the same place in your apartment. And when you're done, just slide it under your bed.

19. A pair of adjustable ankle weights designed with separate weight bags in them, so you can start off with 1 pound and work your way all the way up to 5 pounds in one small piece of equipment. No more scrambling to find the next size when you realize the weight you're using is getting too easy.

20. A minimalist rowing machine with 12 levels of adjustable resistance so you can ~row row row~ yourself to stronger arms and increased cardio.

21. An ab roller wheel useful for helping you strengthen your core muscles without hitting your coffee table, TV, or couch.

22. A foldable yoga mat *technically* designed for travel, but since it folds up so small, it's perfect to put in a closet, or even a drawer and pull out when it's time for your yoga practice.

24. Or a training stand to easily transform your regular bike into a stationary one, meaning you won't have to worry about storing *two* bikes in your small space.

25. A set of resistance exercise bands that are each different weights, so you can mix and match them to customize your workout and maximize your results. Plus, they take up wayyyy less space than dumbells do.

26. Elastic grip socks perfect for ensuring that you don't slip on hard floors during a virtual yoga, Pilates, or barre class.

27. A cordless jump rope ensuring that you can jump, hop, and skip to your heart's content without having to worry about a rope thwacking your apartment floor.

28. A no-slip leather medicine ball so you can stop lifting your poor cat during crunches and use this instead.

29. The Workout Essential Package from Love Sweat Fitness, so you can stock up on cute fitness gear in one fell swoop. Everything is functional, easy to store, and pastel? Your at-home workouts just got a makeover.

30. A pair of yoga blocks to help you deepen your stretches, work on balance, and increase strength, all while being compact enough to fit just about anywhere.

31. A door anchor made to fit in any closed door, so you can complete countless exercises with an adorable long resistance band. It's a space-saving way to do lat pull-downs, seated rows, tricep push-downs, and more without using bulky weights.

32. A compact and adjustable stepping machine with resistance bands for doing some full-body workouts without taking up a ton of room in your living space.

33. A foam roller to use on tight and sore muscles. Your at-home gym may not be equipped with amenities like massage rooms or saunas, but this lil' number will provide a surprising amount of relief without a hefty monthly fee!

34. The Mirror you can seamlessly add to your wall and it will bring interactive classes right into your apartment without taking up a ton of space. Plus, when you're not working out, it's a nice piece of decor that won't stick out like a sore thumb.

Actually footage of me working out like nobody's watching at home (because they're not!):

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22. A foldable yoga mat technically designed for travel, but since it folds up so small, it's perfect to put in a closet, or even a drawer and pull out when it's time for your yoga practice.

24. Or a training stand to easily transform your regular bike into a stationary one, meaning you won't have to worry about storing two bikes in your small space.