26 Amazon Prime Day Fitness Deals Worth Shopping, According to Editors

Incredibrew Coffee and Vitamins ($10, originally $15)

Sure, we love our morning coffee for the energy boost — but the crash often follows close behind. What if we told you there’s a coffee that delivers 100 percent of your daily value of essential vitamins? And yes, it actually tastes good. This blend is designed to support energy and focus, and it comes in convenient pod form, making it even easier to use.

Editor Quote: “Honestly, I wasn’t expecting this coffee to have much flavor but I was pleasantly surprised. It’s full-bodied with a rich, robust taste and a balanced sweetness. I love knowing I’m starting my day strong, not just with a great cup of coffee, but with a boost of essential vitamins too. It’s a total win-win.” — Haley Lyndes, assistant editor, Shopping

Hanes Cotton Crew Tee Undershirts ($13, originally $19)

We all know someone with a stained white T-shirt, and honestly, it’s time to change that. For 32 percent off, you can grab them a six-pack of fresh white tees that’ll take a little longer to stain. Because if one goes down, at least there are five more to go.

Baleaf Women’s Biker Shorts ($15, originally $27)

Avoid chafing and discomfort with these highly-rated biker shorts on Amazon. Not only do they accentuate your curves in the best of ways, but they don’t ride up on your thighs either. With almost 92,000 global ratings, there’s a reason why customers love them.

MZOO Sleep Eye Mask ($17, originally $29)

Get a better night of sleep with this affordable, memory-foam sleep mask that more than 80K reviewers love. It has molded-up cups so there’s no pressure on your eyes or lashes and you’re free to blink — but it still blocks out light to an astounding degree. Grab one for travel, home use, or even deeper meditations.

Celsius Peach Mango Green Tea, Pack of 12 ($17, originally $23)

Few energy drinks are as well-known and loved as Celsius, but it’s not exactly cheap to sip. That’s why Prime Day is the perfect time to stock up on your favorite flavors like our go-to: Peach Mango Green Tea. It’s the perfect tropical twist for summer.

Colorfulkoala Women’s High-Waisted Yoga Pants in Black ($18, originally $23)

These leggings are an Amazon favorite. Known for being buttery soft and smooth, Colorfulkoala’s high-waisted yoga pants are perfect for a hot girl walk or yoga class. With more than 15+ color options and a variety of sizes to choose from, buy some while they’re still available. Our own contributing editor loves them for their second skin-like feel. Read more in her review of the Colorfulkoala High-Waisted Leggings.

Editor Quote: “I love that the high waist reaches below my ribcage to support my stomach. It also gives me extra coverage when I wear crop tops. If I head out for a walk and don’t want to bother with a belt bag, the side pockets are perfect for comfortably tucking away my smartphone without feeling weighed down.” — Angela Elias, contributing editor, Shopping

Poppi Sparkling Prebiotic Soda, Pack of 12 ($19, originally $29)

If you love a fun beverage, these Poppi sodas are right up your alley. With only five grams of sugar, less than 25 calories, and a splash of apple cider vinegar, these drinks are a great (and delicious) alternative to soda. We love this pack for all the unique flavors, including raspberry rose and cherry limeade.

Popsugar Long Line Sports Bra ($20, originally $25)

If you follow Popsugar’s YouTube workouts, chances are you’ve heard of our workout line. And if you haven’t — welcome! This sports bra offers medium compression, with removable cups and a crisscross back. It’s great whether you’re hitting the gym or going for a long walk. The best part? It’s on sale for Prime Day and comes in five beautiful colors.

IWEMEK Seamless Yoga Outfit in Hot Pink ($23, originally $32)

This three-piece yoga set includes a crop top, tank top, and high-rise yoga shorts. The best part? Having two tops means you can create more outfits, which isn’t always the case with typical two-piece sets. The fabric is stretchy, thick yet breathable, and fast-drying. Read more via our IWEMEK Women Seamless Yoga Outfit review.

Editor Quote: “Crafted from a blend of nylon and spandex, this three-piece workout set boasts a soft and stretchy feel that allows for unrestricted movement. But what truly sets it apart, in my opinion, is the vibrant hot-pink color, which is undeniably eye-catching, mood-boosting, and all-around perfect for summer.” — Marisa Petrarca, contributing editor, Shopping

Fullstar Vegetable Chopper ($25, originally $50)

Save time (and your eyes and fingers!) by introducing this vegetable chopper to your dinner-prep routine. It includes four interchangeable blades to julienne, chop, and slice all sorts of fruits and vegetables. The non-slip base holds it securely on the counter and it can be fully disassembled for easy cleaning.

Blume SuperBelly Gut Health and On-The-Go Hydration Packet ($26, originally $32)

Whether you walk, run, hit the gym, take classes, or are simply lounging around the house — a hydration powder always helps. Especially one like Blume, which contains gut-supporting ingredients like prebiotics, probiotics, electrolytes, and fermented apple cider vinegar, which has been used for centuries to support digestion. It’s essentially a “superdrink,” and once you try it, you’ll never go back.

JanSport Cross Town Backpack ($26, originally $36)

If you need to hit the gym after work, look no further than the JanSport Cross Town Backpack. The black version goes with everything and features a classic design with a handy front pouch. With over 15 color options available, you’re sure to find one that suits your style.

Owala Stainless Steel Triple Layer Insulated Travel Tumbler ($27, originally $40)

We all need a good water bottle to accompany our workouts, and this Owala one is a great option for the price. It’s made of stainless steel, triple-layered to keep your drinks hot or cold, and comes in a variety of pretty colors and fun designs.

Etronik Medium Gym Bag For Women in Pink ($32, originally $38)

If you love Barbiecore, you need this bag in your life. It can be used for the gym or for travel, and features a USB charging port and handy shoe compartment. There’s also a side pocket for your water bottle, multiple air vents, and a detachable shoulder strap. Did we mention it comes with a matching toiletry bag?

Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Powder ($36, originally $51)

This collagen-infused peptides powder is a favorite among Popsugar editors and celebrities alike — it’s even one of Jennifer Aniston’s must haves. Collagen is said to have a number of health benefits, and this particular wellness supplement is designed to support the body’s natural collagen production, which can ultimately improve the quality of hair, skin, and joint mobility. See the full product details in our review of Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Powder.

Editor Quote: “I love the collagen powder for its ability to add a hearty dose of protein to anything I’m eating or drinking — it transforms a black coffee or low-protein veggie soup into something that’s more satiating and protein-packed.” — Christina Stiehl, former senior editor, Fitness

Toloco Massage Gun ($40, originally $60)

Hit the gym too hard? Or maybe you just hauled some heavy groceries and you’re feeling sore — either way, this massage gun has you covered. It offers precise, high-penetration relief and comes with 10 different massage heads to suit your needs. Plus, the LED screen lets you easily adjust the intensity and check the battery life, making it super user-friendly.

Peloton Cycling Shoes ($94, originally $125)

Designed specifically for the Peloton (though they work with any bike that uses Delta-compatible cleats), these shoes clip directly onto the pedals to make your ride as smooth and efficient as possible. If you own a Peloton and need a reason to get back into it — or if your old shoes are worn out — this deal is a great excuse to upgrade.

Putnen Under Desk Elliptical Machine ($117, originally $190)

You’d really have to get specific to find this deal, so let us give you a little nudge: under-desk elliptical machines do exist — and they’re perfect if you’re looking for an easy way to sneak in some exercise at home. This one features a display that tracks your speed, distance, count, time, and calories seamlessly. Who said desk jobs have to be sedentary?

Beats Studio Pro Without AppleCare+ in Sandstone ($170, originally $350)

Remember when we said you don’t have to spend a fortune on headphones? Well, you don’t. But if you’re willing to splurge a bit, this editor-loved pair is definitely worth considering. One of our staffers swears by them for everything from long walks and work calls to listening to music and podcasts. They even feature Spatial Audio personalization, making the sound feel immersive, like you’re in a movie theater. Learn more about them by checking out our Beats Studio Pro Headphones review.

Editor Quote: “I have a lengthy list of features I love about these headphones, but my third favorite standout is their top-notch battery life of 40 (!) hours. I can go days without charging them (which is honestly a godsend to me because I’m always running on low battery). A few more things I adore that I can’t resist sharing? These headphones come in a compact and stylish case that’s perfect for both storage and travel. The color options are more classic and timeless compared to my previous teal headphones, which is a win. Plus, they’re comfortable during workouts, including long runs on the treadmill.” — M.P., contributing editor, Shopping

Franklin Sports Outdoor X-40 Pickleball Balls, 100 Count ($171, originally $230)

If you’re a fan of pickleball, you know the equipment can be expensive. This bulk pack of 100 balls is a great deal to keep you fully prepared for every game. Plus, this brand is approved by USA Pickleball (USAPA), so the balls will work well for both advanced and beginner players.

Slunse Exercise Bike ($220, originally $420)

This sturdy bike is the perfect choice if you have your own tablet or like to cue up classes on your phone. Since it doesn’t have its own screen, you can take cycling classes from whatever app you want — you’re not locked into anything. The bike also includes a monitor to track your pulse, time, speed, distance, and calories burned. Overall, reviewers say it’s a great indoor bike for the money spent.

Ninja NC301 CREAMi Ice Cream Maker ($200, originally $230)

The Ninja Creami is a viral TikTok sensation for a reason. Not only can you make decadent ice cream with the Creami, but you can also use it for dole whips, smoothie bowls, and gelato. Simply check out PS’s list of the best Ninja Creami recipes and save yourself the drive to your nearby ice cream shop. Read our editor’s review of the Ninja Creami for more.

Editor Quote: “This ice cream machine is great for ice cream aficionados of all kinds. My fiancé and I are most excited about creating healthy-ish ice cream alternatives that don’t cost 10 bucks a pint.” — M.P., contributing editor, Shopping

Bose Ultra Open Earbuds ($229, originally $299)

Unlike other wireless earbuds, these Bose headphones have an open-ear design, meaning they attach to the outside of your ear, rather than having to be positioned within your earlobe. Not only do they deliver high-quality, immersive audio, but they’re also super stylish and designed to look more like an ear cuff rather than a traditional pair of headphones. Read more about the product’s full capabilities in our review of the Bose Ultra Open Earbuds.

Editor Quote: “These headphones are dangerously comfortable, so much so that I almost stepped into my shower with them on the other night, blissfully unaware they were still attached to my ears (a testament to just how lightweight they really are). As someone with sensitive ears, I was initially concerned that the headphones would feel too heavy or clunky while on, but they actually feel much airier and functional than other earbuds I’ve tried.” — Kyley Warren, former assistant editor, Shopping

Oura Ring Gen3 Horizon ($359, originally $449)

By now, you’ve probably heard all about the viral Oura Ring — and for good reason. This compact accessory combines all the benefits of a traditional fitness tracker into one seamless tool that can monitor your heart rate, track your sleep patterns, and more. Looking for the newest model? It’s on sale for the first time ever for Prime Day: Oura Ring 4 ($297, originally $349). For the full product details, check out our Oura Ring review.

Editor Quote: “In summary, I really like my Oura Ring. I find the data very helpful, and it lets me know how to make minor tweaks to support my overall health and wellness goals. It’s not going to tell you anything unprecedented; after a turbulent red-eye last night, it’s no wonder my sleep score was abysmal, and I’ve had lots of coffee to keep up. But, for someone that generally leads a healthy lifestyle or is looking for clues to improve their everyday habits like sleep and movement, I’d highly recommend the Oura Ring.” — India Yaffe, former associate editor, Shopping

ProForm Carbon TLX ($799, originally $999)

A good treadmill comes in handy on those days you just don’t want to go outside — whether it’s too hot, too cold, or just more convenient to exercise in the house. The only problem? Treadmills usually come with a hefty price tag. So when you can get a legit one at a major discount, it’s definitely worth taking advantage of.

— Additional reporting by Marisa Petrarca and Chandler Plante

Haley Lyndes is a shopping writer and editor with more than seven years of experience in the publishing space. Specializing in home and lifestyle, she covers everything from furniture and mattresses to beauty products and fitness gear. Her writing has appeared in BuzzFeed, Travel + Leisure, and Real Simple.

Marisa Petrarca (she/her) is a contributing editor for PS Shopping and has over seven years of experience writing and editing beauty, fashion, and lifestyle content. She was previously the senior beauty editor at Grazia USA and the style and beauty editor at Us Weekly. Now freelancing, her work has been featured in Cosmopolitan, Allure, Marie Claire, and more.

Chandler Plante (she/her) is an assistant health and fitness editor for PS. She has over four years of professional journalism experience, previously working as an editorial assistant for People magazine and contributing to Ladygunn, Millie, and Bustle Digital Group