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Five inexpensive workout musts to buy this month

We were blown away by the style, quality and unbeatable prices of Target’s awesome fitness gear. Check our fave finds — starting at $8!
Five inexpensive workout musts to buy this month

Product photos by Erik Putz

5 ways to trick out your workout

Pretty dumbbells

We love the easy-grip handles of these feminine-styled hand weights. Bonus: Quickly ID each set, from two to 16 pounds, thanks to the fun colour-coding.

Reebok rubber dumbbells, from $8, Target.

Five inexpensive workout musts to buy this monthProduct photo by Erik Putz

Go-anywhere band

Think of a resistance band as your strength-building BFF: It's less likely than machines to cause injury and fits easily in your bag (or suitcase, for all you jet-setters).

Reebok resistance cord, $27, Target.

Five inexpensive workout musts to buy this monthProduct photo by Erik Putz

Smart long-sleeve

Listen up, runners. This top is the perfect combo of function and style: back pocket for essentials, thumb holes to keep hands cozy without overheating and more.

C9 by Champion long-sleeved top, $45, Target.

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Five inexpensive workout musts to buy this monthProduct photo by Erik Putz

Cute bra top

Stock up on these totally comfy, totally supportive bra tops. We mean it! With so many colours and patterns to choose from, they’re perfect to layer under a tee or tank.

C9 by Champion reversible action & cami sports bra, $17, Target.

Five inexpensive workout musts to buy this monthProduct photo by Erik Putz

Flattering bottoms

Think again if you believe you have to pay a lot for pants that look good. After putting on these cropped leggings, it’s hard to imagine wanting anything else.

C9 by Champion crop pant, $30, Target.

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Five inexpensive workout musts to buy this monthProduct photo by Erik Putz

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