Early Prime Day Fitness Deals: Butt-Lifting Leggings, Fitness Trackers, and More

PS Short Sleeve Athletic Top ($12, originally $25)

This top might look like a standard T-shirt, but it's actually crafted from a polyester and elastane material blend that's primed for workouts. It's quick drying, so you don't have to worry about lingering sweat stains. Plus, you can shop it in five unique colorways, including a Latte Beige and Blue Mist.

Satina High Waisted Leggings ($15, originally $18)

These high-waisted leggings have over 65,000 five-star ratings and are loved for their buttery-soft and opaque fabric, numerous colors, and different style options (capri, full-length, and full-length with pockets). One of our former editors is a fan, too. Read her review of the Satina High Waisted Leggings to learn more.

Editor Quote: "They're fitted with a tummy-control design that molds perfectly to my figure and accentuates my curves in all the best ways. I also love that despite feeling incredibly elevated and luxurious, they're relatively low maintenance and easy to care for." — Kyley Warren, former assistant shopping editor

Celsius Peach Mango Green Tea, Pack of 12 ($19, originally $20)

Few energy drinks are as well-known and loved as Celsius, but it's not exactly cheap to sip. That's why Prime Day is the perfect time to stock up on your favorite flavors, like our go-to: Peach Mango Green Tea. An added bonus: if you prefer your drinks flat, the brand offers fizz-free flavors as well.

Fioretto Gym Duffle Bag With Shoes Compartment ($20, originally $22)

Gym bags don't have to be bulky. This option offers ample storage, including a shoe compartment, while staying impressively lightweight. The unique color options don't hurt either.

Baleaf Women's Biker Shorts ($20, originally $27)

Avoid chafing and discomfort with these highly-rated biker shorts on Amazon. Not only do they accentuate your curves in the best of ways, but they don't ride up on your thighs either. With almost 92,000 global ratings, there's a reason why customers love them.

Popsugar Long Line Sports Bra ($20, originally $25)

If you follow PS's YouTube workouts, chances are you've heard of our workout line. And if you haven't, allow us to introduce you. This sports bra offers medium compression with removable cups and a crisscross back. It's great whether you're hitting the gym or going for a long walk. The best part? It's on sale for Prime Day and comes in five beautiful colors.

Blume SuperBelly Gut Health and On-The-Go Hydration Packet ($29, originally $32)

Whether you walk, run, hit the gym, or simply lounge around the house, a hydration powder can help. This one from Blume contains gut-supporting ingredients like prebiotics, probiotics, and fermented apple cider vinegar for better digestion. Once you try it, you'll never go back.

Etronik Medium Gym Bag in Pink ($30, originally $38)

If you love Barbiecore, you need this bag in your life. It can be used for the gym or for travel and features a USB charging port and handy shoe compartment. There's also a side pocket for your water bottle, multiple air vents, and a detachable shoulder strap. Did we mention it comes with a matching toiletry bag?

Bloom Nutrition Superfood Greens Powder ($35, originally $40)

Regardless of where you fall in the debate on the value of greens powders, one thing is clear: Bloom is a crowd favorite. Shoppers love mixing it into water or smoothies for an energy boost. Read about our editor's experience in our review of the Bloom Nutrition Superfood Greens Powder.

Editor Quote: "Bloom is really big on advertising that it 'fights bloat' and 'soothes digestion,' but I wasn't expecting it to be so efficient. When I started drinking it daily, I noticed my bowel movements (TMI) felt routine rather than random or out of my control. I used to take Metamucil for fiber, but with Bloom, I no longer feel like I need it." — Melanie Whyte, former contributing editor

Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Powder ($43, originally $51)

This collagen-infused peptides powder is a favorite among PS editors and celebrities alike — it's even one of Jennifer Aniston's must haves. Collagen is said to have a number of health benefits, and this particular supplement is designed to support the body's natural collagen production, which can ultimately improve the quality of hair, skin, and joint mobility. See the full product details in our Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Powder review.

Editor Quote: "I love the collagen powder for its ability to add a hearty dose of protein to anything I'm eating or drinking — it transforms a black coffee or low-protein veggie soup into something that's more satiating and protein-packed." — Christina Stiehl, former senior fitness editor

Toloco Massage Gun ($50, originally $60)

Hit the gym too hard? Or maybe you just hauled some heavy groceries and you're feeling sore — either way, this massage gun has you covered. It offers precise, high-penetration relief and comes with 10 different massage heads to suit your needs. Plus, the LED screen lets you easily adjust the intensity and check the battery life, making it super user-friendly.

Seed DS-01 Daily Synbiotic ($54, originally $65)

If you're looking for an effective probiotic and prebiotic supplement that doesn't need to be refrigerated, this one helps with gut and digestive health as well as immune system support, healthier skin, and more. It's a plant-based formula made from the skin and fruit of Indian pomegranate. For more details on its effects, check out our Seed DS-01 Daily Synbiotic review.

Editor Quote: "My gut issues — including everyone's arch nemesis, bloating — have significantly decreased. I noticed I became regular within the first 10 days, which I didn't expect at all. I'm still a little gassy, which I don't expect to fully go away because it's basically a sign that my body is working the way that it should. I'm also someone who loves spicy foods; I made a point to eat more spicy foods than usual and noticed I had no issues." — Shari Straker, social content producer

Putnen Under Desk Elliptical Machine ($117, originally $190)

Under-desk elliptical machines do exist — and they're perfect if you're looking for an easy way to sneak in some exercise at home. This one features a display that tracks your speed, distance, count, time, and calories seamlessly. Who said desk jobs have to be sedentary?

AG1 Greens Powder Supplement ($159, originally $187)

Getting your daily greens isn't always easy, so it helps to have a research-backed daily health supplement that combines a multivitamin, probiotic, and superfood blend into one convenient scoop. It's an investment in your health that's worth it, but it doesn't come cheap. Scoop it up (no pun intended) while it's on sale.

Slunse Exercise Bike ($220, originally $410)

This sturdy bike is the perfect choice if you have your own tablet or like to cue up classes on your phone. Since it doesn't have its own screen, you can take cycling classes from whatever app you want — you're not locked into anything. The bike also includes a monitor to track your pulse, time, speed, distance, and calories burned. Overall, reviewers say it's a great indoor bike for the money spent.

Bose Ultra Open Earbuds ($249, originally $299)

Unlike other wireless earbuds, these Bose headphones have an open-ear design, meaning they attach to the outside of your ear, rather than having to be positioned within your earlobe. Not only do they deliver high-quality, immersive audio, but they're also super stylish and designed to look more like an ear cuff than a traditional pair of headphones. Read more about the product's full capabilities in our Bose Ultra Open Earbuds review.

Editor Quote: "These headphones are dangerously comfortable, so much so that I almost stepped into my shower with them on the other night, blissfully unaware they were still attached to my ears (a testament to just how lightweight they really are). As someone with sensitive ears, I was initially concerned that the headphones would feel too heavy or clunky while on, but they actually feel much airier and functional than other earbuds I've tried." — Kyley Warren, former assistant shopping editor

Beats Studio Pro ($250, originally $350)

You don't have to spend a fortune on good headphones, but if you're willing to splurge a bit, this editor-loved pair is definitely worth considering. One of our staffers swears by them for everything from long walks and work calls to listening to music and podcasts. They even feature spatial audio personalization, making the sound feel immersive, like you're in a movie theater. Learn more in our Beats Studio Pro Headphones review.

Editor Quote: "There are two listening modes: fully-adaptive Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) and Transparency mode. I'll be honest: I never once tried to use transparency mode on my AirPods, nor did I know it was an option until just recently. Nonetheless, it's super easy to switch between the two with the Beats Studio Pro headphones; you just double-press the power button (the same one you use to sync it with your other devices). The noise-cancellation effect is excellent; I'm able to hear when someone's speaking to me while canceling out background noise almost entirely." — Marisa Petrarca, contributing shopping editor

Oura Ring 4 ($349, originally $399)

By now, you've probably heard all about the viral Oura Ring — and for good reason. This compact accessory combines all the benefits of a traditional fitness tracker into one seamless tool that can monitor your heart rate, track your sleep patterns, and more. For the full product details, check out our Oura Ring review.

Editor Quote: "I really like my Oura Ring. I find the data very helpful, and it lets me know how to make minor tweaks to support my overall health and wellness goals. It's not going to tell you anything unprecedented; after a turbulent red-eye last night, it's no wonder my sleep score was abysmal, and I've had lots of coffee to keep up. But, for someone that generally leads a healthy lifestyle or is looking for clues to improve their everyday habits like sleep and movement, I'd highly recommend the Oura Ring." — India Yaffe, former associate shopping editor

Balim Tezel (she/her) is a shopping updates editor at PS and the founder of Maison des Nus, a New York-based affordable luxury brand. She graduated from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.