61 Fitness Gifts That Will Impress Your Most Active Friends

We are obsessed with the Kettle Gryp, and trust us, it makes the perfect fitness gift. Create a custom kettlebell at home (or on the go!) with this orange device that simply clamps around any standard hand weight. It's lightweight, too, and a total breeze to take just about anywhere. 

The Theragun percussion therapy devices can activate muscles and relieve tension to help someone recover from a tough workout faster — and they're one of the most coveted items in gyms and recovery studios. This three-speed Mini is way more affordable than past versions and still delivers the same soothing results. 

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Make meal planning easier than ever by gifting someone a nine-cup box from Daily Harvest. They’ll get to choose whatever smoothies, bowls, soups, lattes, and bites (including the new limited-edition Chocolate + Peppermint CBD Latte) they prefer, so you know they’ll be properly fueled before and after their workouts.

This fun balance board presents a serious challenge any fitness guru will be excited to take on. Its strategically unsteady surface helps to strengthen core balance, coordination, body control, and more.

Whole-body cryotherapy can be a rejuvenating experience, but no one’s installing a giant metal vat in their home. This portable ice cup can be used pre- and post-workout to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and improve circulation and mobility everywhere from the neck and shoulders through the hips and lower back to the feet. 

Another great at-home fitness tool, these dual-sided gliders can deliver a killer core workout. Someone stuck working out at home can use them to make moves like mountain climbers and pike-ups more challenging. The soft side will save hardwood floors, and the hard side is for working out on carpet. 

Sixty bucks for a water bottle? It's worth every penny if you know someone who never hits their recommended 8 cups of water per day. 

This smart bottle syncs to an app on their phone where they can track their daily intake; if they haven't sipped in awhile, they'll not only get an alert to drink, the water bottle will glow until they take a chug. The latest version includes a rechargeable battery and fast-charging cable so you never miss a sip. Hydration FTW!

It doesn't take a lot to equip someone for a solid home workout — especially with these suspension straps. Using the straps adds resistance to your own body weight, whether you're working your arms, legs, or entire body. 

The best part is that this system can be used anywhere, as long as there's something strong (like a door or tree) to use as an anchor.

The ’80s are back in the form of these wrist and ankle weights, which you may have spotted on the Instagram feeds of celebs like Kate Hudson, Jessica Alba, and Hailey Bieber, and they've even been reviewed by The Cut. They're today's trendiest fitness accessory, and anyone who loves a good #gymselfie needs a pair. 

Tired runners' feet will flip for these recovery sandals. Walking on that oversized midsole feels like you're stepping on pillows — a welcome respite after pounding the pavement. They may not be scientifically proven to speed up recovery, but whose feet couldn't use a little extra TLC?

This is the standard "throw it on and go" hoodie for pre- and post-workout, but it just so happens to be made out of the softest knit ever (they don't call it CloudKnit for nothin'). Anyone would love to be wrapped up in this. 

A great at-home workout doesn’t require a ton of space. This compact board comes with four resistance tubes, a set of handles, a set of ankle straps, and two flat resistance bands — it’s like a portable Pilates reformer. With a subscription to the video workout library, total-body workouts are a breeze.

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Know a runner who gets nervous running outdoors while wearing headphones? These shades feature built-in Bose speakers so they can enjoy their favorite tunes without blocking out important surrounding sounds (like traffic on a road). It doesn't hurt that the classic shape looks just as good with a regular outfit. 

We’re all spending so much time hunched over computer screens and curled up on couches that our joints are screaming. This medical-grade warp uses red and infrared LED lights to relax muscles and relieves spasms, muscle and joint aches, and pain and stiffness. Who wouldn’t want that after a long workday? 

No one wants to spend their own money on socks, but a good pair is integral to a good workout. Darn Tough’s lightweight wool socks are specifically designed for running and working out, so you won’t experience any slipping, bunching, or blisters. Wool for working out, though? Yep — it’s incredibly breathable.

Help someone whip up pre- and post-workout smoothies like a champ. Whether they prefer a simple mix of fruits and veggies or they like to pack their blend with powders and supplements, this machine can handle it. Plus, it comes with an assortment of cups and lids, so they're never limited to sipping in their kitchen.

This high-quality towel is extra absorbent, making it perfect for sweaty hot-yoga devotees. They can use the sueded microfiber as a face towel, or layer it on top of their yoga mat to keep from skidding as they move through asanas. And it's just so pretty.

Don’t know where or how someone likes to work out? Gift them the Peloton app, which gets them access to thousands of live and on-demand classes and more than 10 workout types, including running, yoga, strength, and meditation. 

The best part? You're off the hook for the Peloton Bike or Tread, as this membership can be used without equipment.

Anyone with long hair will appreciate this fitness gift. The Invisibobble is a tangle-free hair tie that will keep their mane out of their face while working out, but it won't leave kinks if they’re trying to extend the life of their good hair day.

With the temperature dropping, masks are necessary not just for protection from exposure to COVID-19, but exposure to the elements. This gaiter has an optional filter pocket, and is made from cotton and spandex for warmth and flexibility when adventuring outside on the coldest days. 

If you can't gift someone your presence on a run, make it easier for them to take their furry pal. This leash is adjustable to fit most waist sizes, and has a support mechanism that’s designed for medium to large dogs, dividing the pulling force to both sides of the belt so there’s no added strain to the lower back.

Nothing's worse post-workout than a protein shake that congeals in a standard glass when it's not scarfed down fast enough. The surgical-grade stainless steel wire whisk in this 28-ounce bottle keeps that from happening, no matter how slow a sipper someone is. Plus, it's leakproof for swigging on the go.

These trendy bike shorts feature a super-high-rise waist to keep everything tucked in no matter how you're contorting yourself during yoga practice. And the comfortable Nulu fabric feels like a second skin. 

Bala is responsible for the ankle weights that are everywhere on Instagram, but they also make these inspirational resistance bands that are perfect for at-home workouts. The 100 percent natural latex bands are color-coded by resistance level, and designed to give that extra push of motivation as someone’s checking out their form in the mirror. 

Google’s wireless earbuds let listeners play, pause, and change the volume of their music with just a tap or swipe. They’re also voice-activated, so anyone can send messages or get directions without ever having to take out their phone. And the adaptive sound technology adjusts the sound to fit someone’s surroundings so they stay safe wherever they are.

If you're looking for a gift that will make the recipient forget they're stuck inside, then consider this rowing machine from NordicTrack. It comes with an HD screen and a 1-year iFit membership that includes classes on location in some of the coolest places around the world, from Lake Bled to Kenya to the Thames. 

Plus, the rower comes with wheels and folds up to make for easy storage.

Sure, there are a hundred fancy new devices from which someone can track their fitness. But sometimes, old-school is best. Writing down workouts can help someone better spot patterns and measure progress — and it's an easy way to cut down on distractions in the gym. 

This pair of training gloves has it all. Depending on the size, they're weighted from half a pound to two pounds, adding that extra kick to any fitness routine. The fingerless design means you don't have to take them off to operate exercise equipment. Best of all, they're so comfortable. The palm contains a foam-gel padding, covered with anti-slip material. 

Have you heard? Fanny packs are back. With two zipper pockets and an adjustable strap (and the always stylish Nike swoosh), this hip pack will help your favorite dude carry all his gear without having him resort to a dweeby backpack. 

If you know someone stuck in a workout rut, these exercise cards will snap them right out of it. Each of the 50-plus cards is printed with images and descriptions for bodyweight exercises that can be mixed and matched to create mini-workouts — no YouTube videos, workout apps, or fancy programming necessary.