The Next Big Thing: The New Products an Athlete Needs in Her Life

Founded by two lawyers, BikeBus combines Spin class with a bus ride—making city travel all the more efficient. The service is currently available only in Boston, with plans to expand eventually. 

BikeBus, from $35

BUY IT: bikebus.com. 

When your muscles are active all day, it can be hard to get your body to settle. Enter Dreem, a headband that emits soothing sounds and takes you through guided breathing exercises, all geared toward easing you into slowdown mode for those hard-earned zzz's. 

Rythm, $499

BUY IT: dreem.com.

You need the right vitamins to fuel nonstop activity. Karma's patented cap holds nutrient powder and lets you add the good stuff to your water bottle with a simple push just before drinking—keeping the vitamins and nutrients as potent and effective as possible. 

Karma Culture, from $3

BUY IT: drinkkarma.com. 

This flexible adherent sticks to the skin, capturing vitals and motion to advise users on how to improve their health, performance, and recovery. 

Available late 2017

BUY IT: kenzen.com. 

Skip yoga class and opt for a pair of Nadi X & Pulse pants instead. These vibrating leggings offer pulsing feedback around the hips, knees, and ankles to guide you through your flow. Connect your pants with the app for real-time feedback on improving your practice. 

Wearable X, $299

BUY IT: wearablex.com.