This Luxury Home Gym Equipment is Both Stylish And Sustainable
If your at-home workout needs a bit of an update, look to this range of gym equipment that’s sleek and surprisingly sustainable.
German-based NOHrD, which is named for the company’s location in county Nordhorn (NOH), Deutschland (D), makes wooden commercial and home exercise equipment from sustainable wood.
The company handcrafts each piece in their specific manufacturing facility in a way that means no wood or bark is wasted. They use solar electricity that they extract from their own panels, so they create negligible emissions.
NOHrD exclusively uses solid wood sourced from local and American sustainably managed forests, which is preserved with natural oil. Many of their products also incorporate leather, which is sourced from Germany and hand-worked with vegetable tanning for an authentic and pleasing leather smell.
The use of natural materials means each piece of gym equipment is unique, and the high-quality materials ensure they’re attractive.
Each piece of equipment is made with top of the line precision technology and some even use water to create resistance—so you know you’re getting a great workout in a sustainable way.
Look good and feel good (about the environment and your environment) with this luxury eco home-gym.
Here are a few of our favourite pieces of equipment:
The Best Sustainable Home Gym Equipment
The Water Rower
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Unlike most rowers, this one has sinuous curved lines and an eco-friendly design that uses a water tank for resistance, which offers a calming sound. Plus, you can use the We-Row software on the NOHrD Bike App to track your progress and share it with friends.
The Indoor Exercise Bike
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The sleek design has a small space footprint and high functionality. The handlebars are adjustable and the magnetic technology that is used to create resistance can be increased or decreased. Use the NOHrD Bike App to track and share your rides.
Tria-Trainer
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Make the most of limited space with the Tria-Trainer, a piece of home gym equipment you can use in three modes. Use it folded up as a core trainer, unfold it on one side to create a semi-bench you can use to work on your glutes and back, or unfold it completely to create a bench.
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Treadmills have never looked so good—the curved aesthetic is elegant and attractive. The curved surface activates the running belt and you can increase and decrease your speed just by going faster. The Sprintbok app lets you track your performance—don’t miss a shot for Instagram.
SwingTower
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These free weights are as attractive as they come. It comes with sets of two, three, four and eight-kilogram weights made of a solid wood handle and a handstitched leather bag. It also comes with a tablet holder so you can watch instructions and a training book. As an alternative, you can also get a SwingBoard, allowing you to mount your weights on the wall instead of leaving them freestanding.
Eau-Me Board
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This next-gen balance board is filled with water to make it even harder to keep balance, challenging your muscles more. It’s also much more aesthetic than a traditional one, with a choice of footplate woods and a fluid design.
Looking to upgrade your workout space? This at-home gym equipment looks like it came from a luxury hotel.
Author Bio:
Hannah Warren
Hannah was born in New Zealand and is based wherever she can set down a laptop. She's been playing with words since she could first pick up a pen, and in her spare time she's a pole dancer, pasta glutton and dog mum.
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