17 Inexpensive Workout Products For Anyone Who Wants To Quit The Gym

    Being able to get a sweat on when you want shouldn't cost you a fortune.

    So you're looking to get in shape, but you're not really about spending all your time in gyms or workout classes. A home gym would be great and all but... that costs money.

    1. An ab wheel for when you want to whip your core into shape.

    2. An adjustable dumbbell set that you can do a variety of strengthening exercises with.

    3. Some exercise sliders that you can use on any slick surfaces.

    4. A kettlebell set that you can use to switch up your routine and build muscle.

    5. A foam roller for massaging out your muscles.

    6. A stability ball that you can do some serious glute-strengthening exercises with.

    7. A set of resistance bands that will make bodyweight moves more challenging.

    These guys are easily washed, stored, and used to make everyday exercises more challenging. They're also great if you're trying to work on your flexibility.

    Get the URBN Fit resistance bands here, for $27, and the TheraBand CLX resistance bands here, for $13.

    8. An exercise mat so you don't scuff up and sweat all over your living room floor.

    9. A medicine ball for when you're looking for a fun lift with something other than a dumbbell.

    10. A punching bag kit for when you need an ass-kicking cardio workout, or for when you need to just blow off some steam.

    It may take up a little more space in your home, but it's easy to set up and take down if you need to store it. This kit comes with a 60-pound punching bag, grappling gloves, and hand wraps.

    Get it here, for $80.

    11. An agility ladder for working on your speed and fast-twitch muscles.

    This is great for anyone who has outdoor space (backyard, driveway, etc.) and is also easily packable if you're looking to take it to the park or the gym.

    Get it here, for $28.

    12. A pull-up/chin-up bar that you can easily put up and take down around the house.

    13. A home suspension training kit if high-intensity workouts are your type of thing.

    14. A jump rope for getting in some cardio that does not include running.

    15. A yoga mat so you can comfortably practice at home and never have to borrow one at a studio again.

    16. A balance ball that will improve your strength and stability.

    It's a little pricier, but taking into consideration all the exercises you can do with it, it could be worth it. Here's how to use it and a quick 15-minute workout to get you started.

    Get it here, for $99.99.

    17. A workout bench and fitness station that you can use for all different types of workouts and can be easily stored.

    Considering how versatile this bench is and how little space it takes up considering everything you can do with it, it's worth the relative splurge.

    Get it here, for $180.50