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What Reddit recommends for Fitness.

For people who train hard, have bought gear before, and are tired of programs that stall. See which products people name most and open the comments behind the ranking.

10 products13 comments4 threadsupdated 21 minutes ago
  1. 01

    Apple Watch

    Applelove
    2

    Users find it good for sleep and steps tracking, easy to use, and very motivating when paired with fitness apps.

    “I ended up happier with a plain Apple Watch for sleep/steps and used my phone with Musklr for actual gym performance, because watches always sucked at tracking specific lifts and rest times for me. Musklr also works well with Apple Watch so I log everything on my wrist while…”

  2. 02

    Venu 3

    Garminlove
    1

    People like it very much for fitness tracking, calling it fantastic and way cheaper than subscription-based alternatives.

    “Well, I use Garmin Connect and MyFitness Pal, but I have a Garmin Venu 3. I like both apps very much.”

  3. 03

    Forerunner 970

    Garminlove
    1

    Chosen for reliable daily tracking and running, combining workout stats, sleep tracking, and long-term use without being overcomplicated.

    “Update: went with Garmin® Forerunner® 970, Premium GPS Running and Triathlon Smartwatch since I wanted something reliable for daily tracking and running consistency. It looked like the best fit for combining workout stats, sleep tracking, and long-term use without feeling…”

  4. 04

    Galaxy Watch 7

    Samsunglove
    1

    User likes it, especially when integrated with other Samsung devices.

    “I like my Samsung Galaxy Watch 7, but I also have a Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra and Samsun Galaxy Buds 4 Pro..... so as you can see, I like my Samsung.”

  5. 05

    Pixel Watch

    Googlelove
    1

    Recommended alongside Helio strap for fitness tracking.

    “Helio strap & Pixel Watch 💪”

  6. 06

    Helio strap

    love
    1

    Recommended for fitness tracking with Pixel Watch.

    “Helio strap & Pixel Watch 💪”

  7. 07

    Garmin Connect

    Garminlove
    1

    User likes it very much for fitness tracking.

    “Well, I use Garmin Connect and MyFitness Pal, but I have a Garmin Venu 3. I like both apps very much.”

  8. 08

    MyFitness Pal

    love
    1

    User likes it very much for fitness tracking.

    “Well, I use Garmin Connect and MyFitness Pal, but I have a Garmin Venu 3. I like both apps very much.”

  9. 09

    Musklr

    love
    1

    Works well for tracking gym performance, specific lifts and rest times, integrates with Apple Watch.

    “I ended up happier with a plain Apple Watch for sleep/steps and used my phone with Musklr for actual gym performance, because watches always sucked at tracking specific lifts and rest times for me. Musklr also works well with Apple Watch so I log everything on my wrist while…”

  10. 10

    Whoop

    avoid
    1

    User abandoned it because the subscription model is probably not worth it.

    “I used to have whoop, but they have a subscription model which is probably not worth it, so I abandoned it. I now use the garmin venu 4 and it's fantastic. Plus, it's way cheaper”

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What these buyers say

“I have been going to the gym for months and the mirror looks exactly the same”
“I bought a whole home gym and now it is a very expensive clothes rack”
“Every program works for six weeks and then I just stop progressing”

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