Home fitness equipment, compared.
Treadmills, bikes, rowers, racks and free weights for home gyms, garages and spare rooms. Compare manufacturer specs, then request a quote.
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What home equipment can I compare?
Planning a home gym?
Home brands in the guide
How do I choose home fitness equipment?
Measure the room first: floor space, ceiling height, doorways and outlets. Then compare footprint, product weight, max user weight and power needs. Home products are built for lighter daily use than club equipment, so check the warranty terms for home use with the manufacturer.
Prices are not listed online. Every product has a "Request a quote" button, and products can be compared up to three at a time.
What do buyers ask most?
What is the difference between home and commercial fitness equipment?
Commercial equipment is built and warrantied for many users and long daily hours in a facility. Home equipment is designed for a household. Some products are sold for both; we tag those "Home & commercial".
How do you decide if a product is for home use?
We use the manufacturer's own information: how the product page labels it, the product line it belongs to, and its name and specs. When that is unclear, we list it in both sections.
What should I measure before buying home gym equipment?
Floor space plus clearance around the machine, ceiling height (important for racks and treadmills), doorway widths for delivery, and the outlet type for powered cardio.
Do you show prices?
No. Every product is quote-only. Request a quote and we or the closest authorized dealer will follow up.
Written and reviewed by Tim Sebold, Founder & CEO, Fitness Buyer's Guide. · Last updated . No prices are shown online; see our quote policy.