Weekly Fitness Deals Newsletter – Sept. 22, 2022

In this week’s fitness deals you’ll find that Labor Day sales are still going strong and there are big savings on stationary equipment, including treadmills and weight training stations.

We checked dozens of brands and collated the best deals here. Email us if we’ve missed one!

The biggest deals of the week? Probably Tru Grit’s Adjustable Power Bench being $200 off or Fringe Sport’s rubber floor mat gym package being 40% off.

The deals

Perform Better

Perform Better is a long-established fitness manufacturer and distributor based in Rhode Island. It’s big Summer Sale still has a week left. Dozens of products are on sale — here are just a few.

Garmin

Garmin is one of the leading manufacturers of smartwatches for training.

  • Garmin’s vívoactive 4S smartwatch is $20 off for $329. It includes multiple training modes, great battery life, and the ability to listen to music straight from your watch.

CityRow

CityRow makes connected rowing machines that look great in any room.

Rep Fitness

Rep Fitness is a major and well-regarded player in the CrossFit space.

Titan Fitness

Titan Fitness is also focused on the CrossFit world, and makes durable machines that last for years.

Extreme Training Equipment

Extreme Training Equipment makes weight training equipment, including racks and stationary machines, for gyms and sports teams. Individuals are also welcome to order from them and take advantage of the last couple days of their huge Labor Day sale.

Fringe Sport

Fringe Sport is a high-quality manufacturer of weights and weightlifting equipment. They offer free shipping on almost everything.

Strength Warehouse USA

Strength Warehouse USA is an online distributor of all sorts of weightlifting equipment. It’s our go-to for brands that don’t sell direct-to-consumer like BodySolid. Most everything comes with free shipping.

Total Gym

  • Total Gym FIT. You’ve seen it on TV. Your parents have seen it on TV. It slides, it glides. And it’s a whopping 50% off — now just $1,499.

Tru Grit Fitness

Started in 2019, Tru Grit Fitness aims to make high-quality strength and cardio equipment at affordable prices. They’ve already launched in Best Buy, Target, and Walmart.

RitFit

RitFit has a wide range of home gym equipment and packages.

  • They’re offering a 26% discount on their home gym package ($700 off!), which includes weights, a bench, a rack, a bar, and accessories. A great deal for someone who wants to get the home gym essentials fast.

Nautilus & Bowflex

Now owned by the same parent company, these two established brands are still going strong and investing heavily in modernizing their equipment for the “smart fitness” era.

  • The Nautilus T618 Treadmill is $300 off for a sale price of $1,199 + free shipping
  • The Bowflex Treadmill 7 is 10% off its $1,699 list price + free shipping + you’ll get a year of membership to the JRNY digital fitness program for free

Discounts for signing up to email newsletters

Many brands will give you a discount code if you sign up for their email newsletter. Here are a couple for this week.

  • Rubberbanditz — simply the best place to buy bands online, if only for the killer name. They give you 10% off for getting emails from them.
  • Total Gym — you’ll get 10% off your entire order if you sign up for their email list
  • Fringe Sport — sign up for their email list and they’ll send you a 5% off coupon
  • Kettlebell Kings — sign up for their email list and get a 10% off coupone


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