The Best Crossfit Equipment in 2021

Foldable weight benches allow you to perform the vast majority of exercises you would typically perform at the gym, but can be stored behind a bookshelf, or under your bed. 

Back extensions are a great exercise to work out your lower back area, helping to ease lower back pain and prevent it in the future. Back extensions are also an

Barbell pads are placed over a barbell to reduce discomfort from barbell squats, hip thrusts, and other exercises such as lunges. Normally, they are optimized for squats.  However, with the

Barbells are only meant to temporarily carry the heavy weights that they do. When you are done with a workout, you need to know where you’re going to store your

Weight Sleds and Prowlers are beast-mode pieces of equipment you’ve probably seen some of the most intense gym rats going hard on. But they work just as well for your

While peg boards could be found in select fitness circles and climbing gyms for many years, they’ve more recently found a home in CrossFit gyms around the world. Climbing up

When it comes to weight lifting belts, CrossFit is in a category of its own.  Leather weight lifting belts are generally considered the best for powerlifting and are normally better

Generally speaking, the longest line at the gym is always for the squat rack. There just never seems to be enough of them, no matter how big your gym. And

Often overshadowed by other pieces of cardio equipment, the skierg for CrossFit offers many unique benefits to those who choose to train with it. Athletes of all levels can do

Wall balls and bodyweight squats can work your cardio, but if you want to really work on your aerobic system, you need to put some time into monostructural activities like