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Buy It Now Fitness Gifts

By Esther Hahn
  • Nike's popular FuelBand scored a chic facelift with this rose gold version, $169, perfect for the fit fashionista to wear as a part of her (h
  • The Shimano SH-WR42 women's cycling shoes, $120 at Sports Basement, are for the girl who wants to get serious about her spinning. The low
  • A gift card to SoulCycle (now with three convenient locations in the Bay) is the icing on an already delicious gift of cycling shoes. Inspire that special friend t
  • There may be a few oddball recipes in this cookbook (like the one for avocado toast — which calls for just avocados and toast...) but overall, Gwyneth Paltrow's It's All Good,
  • Nothing feels as good before and after a grueling workout as a roll around with Trigger Point Performance Technologies' The Grid 2.0 foam roller,
  • The Equi In Style (EIS) cool shirts, $96, are a cult favorite in equestrian circles thanks to the breathable material that also offers UV protection. But the shirts needn't be
  • Horseback riding lessons would be the perfect compliment to a new EIS shirt. Jan Pearce Training at Portola Farms offers 10-lesson packages for $680 (for privates) and $630 (for semi-privates). Gift the experience
  • Patagonia Women's Speedwork Tights, $79, are the perfect pair of pants for cold weather running. Sizes run large (US 4-6 is a small) so
  • For the balancing fiend, purchase the Indo Board, $144.95 at Aqua Surf Shop. A few minutes perched on top of this rolling contraption will have even the most experienced surfer's legs an
  • The OllyDog Mt. Tam Hands-Free Dog Leash, $27 at REI, is a lifesaver for the friend that likes to jog with the pooch. It also works for the friend that li
  • The Gaiam Pilates Body Band Workout Kit, $29 at Target, is for the friend that wants to sculpt and tone without
  • The Bosu balance trainer ball from Ball, Bounce & Sport, $130 at Sports Authority, is the "as seen on TV" wonder that actually pr

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