Consider the noise level
How noisy is the equipment? Do you live in an apartment? Can your partner still hear the TV?
Size
Will the equipment comfortably fit in the space you have set aside? Will it stow away in a cupboard?
Is the equipment within your budget? Will you get the usage from the equipment?
Refund policy
What is the companies refund policy? If the product is defective can you easily return it?
If you hate the idea of running then don’t go out and buy a top of the range treadmill. Get a piece of equipment you will look forward to using.
Buy from a knowledgeable retailer
Get advice if you need it from the retailer, they should have a good working knowledge of the products they supply.
Buy some travel equipment
If you’re away on business or on holiday it’s always useful to have a jump rope and some resistance bands this will ensure you don’t have to miss your workout.
If you’re kitting out a home gym you need both Cardio and Weight equipment to ensure a quality workout routine.
Buy the best you can afford
Don’t scrimp on fitness equipment, buy the best you can afford and it will pay you back for years to come.
Do your research
Research the product fully before you decide to purchase. Reversing obesity in 7 days?