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It’s the second — and last — day of Amazon’s Prime Day 2022, with sitewide savings for Prime members on popular categories like mattresses, pet products, tech and beauty. And though we’ve seen some remarkable fitness gear sales come and go, these items, from Under Armour, Garmin and more, continue to see notable discounts. Whether you’re planning to continue working out at home (not a bad idea) or you simply want to revamp your gym wardrobe (sounds like me, every week), Amazon’s final day of sales should more than meet expectations.

SKIP AHEAD The best Prime Day fitness sales on Amazon | The best Prime Day fitness sales at other retailers

Prime Day’s history traces back to 2015 when Amazon created the fleeting shopping holiday — and after seven years, it’s grown so big that other retailers like Target are now hosting their own counter sales. To help you make the most of it, we compiled some of the best Prime Day deals on fitness gear and sales live on Amazon, plus highlighted other notable deals from counter sales at other retailers. And make sure to keep up with our live coverage of Prime Day — we'll be highlighting lightning deals and sharing some of our favorite deals throughout the day.

Below, we’re sharing the best Prime Day fitness gear deals based on our previous coverage and reporting. To ensure the quality of each deal, we’re running deals through price trackers like CamelCamelCamel and Honey — each product is at its lowest price in at least three months.

Garmin’s Instinct Solar is a rugged GPS watch that we’ve recommended in our guide to REI gift ideas — we’ve talked extensively about Garmin’s fitness trackers and dash cams, too. In addition to its compass and barometric altimeter, the Instinct is shock-resistant and water-resistant and can help to monitor your heart rate, too. It charges with the sun and it can last up to 50 days or so, the brand says.

The NordicTrack treadmill was previously one of the best affordable treadmills, especially compared to Peloton. Its T series — including the 6.5 S — was a Select favorite during the treadmill craze of 2020 and continues to be one of our favorite compact foldable options. The NordicTrack offers streamable workouts — this deal comes with a 30-day iFit membership, too — and a one-touch incline control. It has a 300-pound weight capacity.

From its paper shredder to its clothes hangers and batteries, AmazonBasics knows how to craft a solid product for a relatively inexpensive price. Its dumbbell selection, which the brand says has non-slip surfaces for sturdier gripping, is encased with rubber to prevent rolling. More than that, they’re shaped hexagonally to promote stay-in-place storage, the brand says. They come in 10-pound to 50-pound sizes, depending on your weight preference.

NordicTrack appears in many of our fitness guides — from treadmills to exercise bikes — and we rated their dumbbells highly, too. You can adjust the 50-pound iSelect Adjustable Dumbbells’ weight from 5 to 50 pounds with Amazon Alexa’s voice controls or you can do it manually with the set’s adjustable knob. It comes with a digital LED screen to track your weight selection and it’s protected by a one-year parts and labor warranty.

Under Armour’s sweat-wicking Fly By 2.0 Running Shorts have a built-in brief, a knit waistband and an interior drawstring and mesh panels that the brand says should help you with excessive heat while you’re working out. That’s why they’re some of our favorite running shorts for women. The Fly By 2.0 Running Shorts are available in sizes XS to 3XL and come in a bunch of different colorways, from pitch black to a faded pink.

Though we’ve recommended Callaway’s Golf Ball Retriever for Water specifically during Father’s Day, a golf ball retriever is a great gift for anyone who loves the sport, no matter the time of year. Made from stainless steel and aluminum alloy, it helps reach balls that have flown in the water — or balls that are just further away, thanks to its 15-foot extended range. It also comes with a dual-zip headcover that makes it look like any other club in your bag.

Experts told us that Garmine’s line of Forerunner watches, which includes the 735XT, should appeal to serious runners and bikers because the company is known by experts to accurately track mileage the best. Though it can’t stream music like the 745, it tracks data including heart rate and VO2 max. It’s also shock-resistant and its battery life should last — with GPS mode turned on — for up to 14 hours, Garmin says.

This highly-rated cast iron kettlebell weight from AmazonBasics comes in 10 different sizes — from 10 pounds to 60 pounds. It’s a great option if you aren’t looking for something as expensive or as particular as the adjustable dumbbells highlighted here. Though the 20-pound AmazonBasics kettlebell has the largest price drop, others — like the 25-pound and the 35-pound kettlebells — are reduced, too.

Withings’ Body+ Wi-Fi Smart Scale tracks weight, body fat, water retention, bone mass and muscle mass — plus, it automatically syncs with Apple Health, Fitbit and Google Fit when your phone or wearable connects to Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. You can create up to eight user profiles on the smart scale. It uses AAA batteries for a typical battery life of 18 months.

The expert-recommended Theragun Pro has an ergonomic grip and adjustable arm that makes it easier to use than other massage guns, according to the experts we spoke to. It comes with six speeds, seven attachments, two batteries that are rated to last five hours total and Bluetooth capabilities.

Though it doesn’t have a ton of Amazon ratings, we recommended CLMBR in our guide to the best vertical climbers — and noted that celebrities (and entrepreneurs) Jay-Z, Novak Djokovic and Pitbull are all investors. The CLMBR machine has a built-in touchscreen display and a smartphone app you can use to access on-demand, instructor-led classes, similar to Peloton’s exercise bike. It can accommodate people up to 7 feet tall and 350 pounds.

We’ve recommended Echelon across Select’s fitness categories, whether you’re shopping for an exercise bike or a treadmill. The Echelon Smart Connect Indoor Cycling Bike EX-15 — which comes with a free, 30-day Echelon fitness membership in this package — is designed to take up less space in your home, while providing 32 levels of resistance for a tough workout, fully adjustable toe cages and padded handles for security.

If you ask me, a good workout is only enhanced by a good pair of wireless headphones. The Elite 7 Pro from Jabra — which launched last year — come highly rated and offer active noise cancelation, so you can tune out the world while you sweat. The Elite 7 Pro also use Jabra’s MultiSensor Voice technology for calls on-the-go.

Bose’s reputation precedes it, whether we’re talking about its over-ear or noise canceling headphone options. The wireless QuietComfort Noise Cancelling Earbuds are smaller than the over-ear headphones from Bose we’ve recommended in years past, but Bose says its high-fidelity audio sounds anything but. You can choose from three different sizes of ear-tips to fit comfortably and Bose has simple touch controls — tapping, swiping or pressing — to use during your workout.

Personal trainers have recommended PowerBlock’s dumbbells to us, and these Expandable Adjustable Dumbbells go up to 50 pounds per dumbbell. The weight on the PowerBlock is adjusted by inserting a pin into the weight of your choice. They’re square-shaped instead of round-shaped like traditional dumbbells, so make sure that works for your space before investing.

Here are the best Prime Day fitness sales on Amazon right now that we think you’ll want to know about.

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