After using the Tonal 2 smart home gym for a couple of months, I can confidently say it’s been an absolutely fantastic experience. This wall-mounted strength training system has not only made my workouts more effective and engaging, but it’s also helped me gain noticeable strength and lose 10 lbs of fat in a short time. Even more impressively, my cousins and friends now come over almost daily to train with me, a testament to how fun and motivating Tonal 2 is. I’ve been working out five times a week with Tonal 2, and it’s improved my energy levels and mood significantly. In this glowing review, I’ll break down what makes Tonal 2 so special and the key innovations that set it apart from any other fitness equipment.

Remember when Kohler was just the brand your contractor recommended for that basic white toilet? Well, those days are officially over. The 150-year-old kitchen and bath giant just dropped a bombshell: they’re launching premium indoor and outdoor saunas this summer. Kohler saunas aren’t just another product launch, they’re a strategic push into the at-home wellness space.

Xponential Fitness is trimming its portfolio once again, selling CycleBar and Rumble Boxing to Extraordinary Brands. The move follows earlier sales of STRIDE and Row House, leaving Xponential with six core concepts as it doubles down on brands delivering what is likely to have stronger returns.

Once hailed as one of TIME’s Best Inventions of 2022, the Vitruvian Trainer+ promised a revolution in home strength training, packing up to 440 lbs of adaptive digital resistance into a slim, portable platform. But less than three years later, the company behind it had gone quiet, stopped selling new units, and left its loyal user base wondering if their high-priced machines were about to become e-waste.

Peloton’s latest earnings call actually gave investors something to smile about. After years of sliding sales, shrinking membership, and wave after wave of cuts, the company managed to do something it hasn’t pulled off in ages: turn a profit.

Q4 2025 wasn’t just about hitting targets. It was about showing that Peloton might finally be stabilizing. The results point to a leaner operation with a broader vision that stretches well past bikes and treadmills. But while the numbers are moving in the right direction, the story underneath is still complicated.

iFIT is doubling down on gamified fitness, expanding its partnership with Ergatta to bring interactive game-based workouts to even more of its cardio lineup. What started with just a treadmill integration has now grown to include bikes and rowers, giving NordicTrack and ProForm owners new ways to stay motivated beyond the usual class-based content.

Smart sleep tech brand Eight Sleep just launched a new feature called Hot Flash Mode, aimed at helping women manage night sweats and temperature spikes caused by menopause. As part of the company’s broader Women’s Sleep Initiative, this is the first smart sleep solution we’ve seen that directly targets menopausal symptoms. Here’s a breakdown of how it works and what the research says.

Hybrid fitness events have gone from niche to mainstream almost overnight. And right now, two competitions are leading the charge: HYROX and DEKA. They both blend functional strength with running, and they’re both designed to test all-around fitness. But make no mistake, these are two very different experiences.

Whether you’re deciding which one to train for, or just trying to understand what sets them apart, this guide will help break it all down. From event structure to race-day feel, here’s how HYROX vs DEKA compare, and how to decide which one is right for you.