Father’s Day is a great excuse to gift Dad some fitness tech that keeps him excited for his workout routine. Our Father’s Day fitness tech gift guide has some of the best deals we will see this summer. No matter if he prefers working out inside or outdoors, there is something here for everyone!
Free EX-3 Bike (normally $799) with 24-month membership If Dad’s fitness motivation is in short supply, then what better to gift him than a two-year commitment with Echelon? With it will come a shiny new bike – FOR FREE! You won’t find a better Father’s Day deal on this list – or anywhere else.
Y8 Pro Max Massage Gun $67.99, normally $249.99
Bob and Brad T2 Massage Gun $89.99, normally $189.99
Father’s Day apparel collection, starting at $15.99 A thoughtfully curated collection of some of the most popular Peloton men’s apparel and accessories.
WHOOP 4.0, 15% off, and free shipping with code FATHERSDAY Get Dad a WHOOP 4.0 and any added accessories at the time of purchase will get you a 15% discount.
iSelect Voice Controlled Dumbbells pair $429.00, normally $599.00 In our eyes, these are the current leader in the adjustable dumbbell race. The iSelect dumbbells range from five to 50 pounds, adjust quickly and quietly, work with Alexa, and have a cradle for your phone or tablet. We love them – Dad will too.
TicWatch Pro 3 GPS $224.99, normally $299.99 TicWatch Pro 3 Ultra GPS $254.99, normally $299.99 With built-in GPS and motion tracking, the TicWatch Pro is a great fitness watch that will give your dad all the motivation he needs to stay fit!
Genuine Leather Silicone Rubber Hybrid Watch Strap $15.99 If you really wish to spoil the guy, Mobvoi offers a stylish strap, made of both genuine leather and silicone, for that TicWatch Pro 3 at a phenomenal price.
Bose Frames Tempo $199.00, normally $249.00 These are sports sunglasses equipped to deliver Bose quality audio via Bluetooth. If you can’t decide between a cool pair of shades or high-tech earbuds, then get Dad both with the Bose Frames Tempo.
MIRROR Basic $1,195.00, normally $1495.00 – plus, free delivery and installation, normally $250 This deal doesn’t just have a great price. Mirror offers a 60-day risk-free trial period, so Dad can take comfort in knowing he has time to warm up to it and decide if it’s a fit for him.
Tough Series Rower $2,399, normally $2,499 Aviron brings users gamified workouts, a wider range of resistance on strokes, and the ability to stream favorite shows and movies on the rower screen. But what gets the Tough Series Rower on this list is that it allows users to adjust the width between feet, hips, and legs – AND can support a body weight as much as 500 pounds and heights up to 6′ 8″. So if the dad you have in mind needs a machine fit for a king, here you go.
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