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Which one, for the room you actually have

A hub weighs a whole family against itself. A guide takes one question instead — a figure to spend, a first bar for someone who has never loaded one, what to buy before the floor is laid — and answers it with a short ordered list and the reasoning that produced the order.

Four purchases, in sequence
A first home gym, in the order it should be bought

The order matters more than the brand: something to load, something to load it with, something to lie on, and something to fail into.
4 picks
It has to disappear
A living room that is also a gym, four hours a week

Everything here folds, rolls, hangs or packs — and each review says whether the maker published the folded size or only claimed it folds.
4 picks

Decided what to buy? Check the discount is one.

Training equipment is discounted over and over through the year — hardest of all in the weeks after the January rush, which is exactly when most of it stops being bought — and a struck-through figure on its own says nothing whatever about what the same model was charged at four weeks ago. UniverTrack keeps a week-by-week record for each retailer, so a reduction gets measured against a figure somebody really paid rather than one invented for the campaign — and it says when the moment to order has actually arrived.

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Which one, for the room you actually have

A first home gym, in the order it should be bought

A living room that is also a gym, four hours a week

Decided what to buy? Check the discount is one.