The 20 Best At-Home Fitness Equipment and Accessories

To take any sweat sesh up a notch, slide on these Shark Tank-born bangles for extra resistance. The classic option only weigh a pound each, but don't underestimate them—they add more intensity than you think, can be used on both your wrists and ankles, and they're cute as hell, too. I'd move fast, though—they constantly sell out. 

The most elegant weight you've ever seen has entered the chat. Use it to sculpt your abs with Russian twists and Pilates-inspired movements, then leave it on the coffee table as an objet d'art. (Maybe wipe it down first, though.) 

If you can't fit a treadmill or rowing machine in your shared living room, jumping rope is a footage-friendly way to get your heart rate up. And this one records your fitness data and counts your jumps for you, so you can listen to a podcast instead of tracking your hops.

It's been a workout staple since the '60s for a reason. Lay on it and use it for crunches or Russian twists, or pulse on it while you're working from home Dwight-style to strengthen your core.

This unassuming roller will unravel your knots and tightness if you've gone overboard on lunges. Stick the foam cylinder under your thighs or calves and rock back and forth—it feels intense, but major relief follows.

If you don't nail down the right form, squats can end up working your quads more than your glutes, which means losing ample butt-sculpting power. Enter The DB Method, which puts you in the perfect position to shape your behind without putting stress on your joints. It folds up to fit under a bed in even the tiniest apartment, and it's been approved by one of Instagram's fittest families: Kim Kardashian gifted machines to her mother and sisters. 

If you're looking to sculpt your arms and shoulders, reach for one of these neon-hued weights that'll give you a better grip. 

These little babies might not look like much, but slide them under your hands and feet and you'll feel the burn. Use them for lengthening and toning exercises that hit those hard to reach places like the crease of your butt and inside of the thighs. (Hot tip: the brand is offering a free 30-day trial right now.) 

Since many of us are still working from home, why not give our butts some definition while we're at it? Loop these around your thighs and flex, friends. 

If you're missing your spin classes more than ever, SoulCycle's at-home option is a worthy investment. The bike has a built-in screen so you can maintain a membership and climb those virtual hills with an instructor cheering you on. 

For those who miss the motivation of a class or the intimacy of a private trainer, this hi-tech mirror will revolutionize your solo sessions. Yes, the price is steep, but for good reasons: the smart mirror uses an algorithm to compare each of your sessions, tracks your results, offers over 10,000 classes  and matches you with a personal trainer for on-on-one coaching. Consider it your own private, boutique studio.  

In the mood to absolutely destroy everything in sight lately? Same. Take all your 2020 aggression out on this easy-to-store standing heavy bag.