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Five stackable tubes, handles and a door anchor: a full-body home gym for about $22.
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Space-saving dumbbells, benches, racks, bands, mats and cardio machines for training at home.
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A good home gym starts small: adjustable dumbbells, a solid bench and a set of bands cover most strength training, and a mat makes floor work comfortable. Add a rack, a cardio machine or accessories as your training grows, and check weight limits, footprint and noise before you buy.
Plan your setup with a home gym for under $500 and the adjustable dumbbells buying guide.
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Five stackable tubes, handles and a door anchor: a full-body home gym for about $22.

Go-to mini loop bands: five levels, a carry bag and a guide for about $10.

A go-to budget folding FID bench: 800-lb rated and about $150.

Six kettlebells in one: dial from 8 to 40 lb in seconds.

Extra-thick 10mm foam comfort with a carry strap for about $25

A go-to budget spin bike: stable, quiet and about $200

The best-known dial dumbbell, redesigned with metal parts after its 2025 recall.

The no-drill doorway pull-up bar that doubles as a push-up and dip station.

The physical-therapy standard: color-coded flat bands for gentle, precise progress.

Dumbbells, barbell and kettlebells in one box, for under $100.
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