How to Pack Your Gym Gear When Traveling

When packing for fitness on vacation, keep in mind that you will most likely be exerting yourself more than you do on a routine basis. Even if you're a very active person, these sorts of trips allow you to try new activities and train your body in new ways.

Backpack with a Low Profile

When you go on a half-day walk, a lengthy bike ride, or a full day of ziplining and sightseeing, you'll need to bring food, drinks, sunscreen, and perhaps even a change of clothing. You'll need a backpack, and using Junior's school bag isn't an option.

Hydration Assistance

Water bottles are an absolute must for fitness travel. The only problem is that most water bottles are a waste of space, taking up much too much space in your luggage or carry-on. There's an easy way to keep your travel profile low: Look for hydration aids that roll up, squish down, or flatten out.

Cross-Trainers of the highest caliber

Fitness travel can sometimes concentrate around a single sport or activity, such as jogging, cycling, or skiing. You should pack and wear footwear appropriate for the sport or activity you're participating in in these cases.

Fitness Equipment that is Lightweight

A portable yoga mat is ideal for in-room practices or self-led yoga stretches on the beach, while wrist straps and suspension trainers are compact, easy-to-pack choices for strength training that can be done at any place. If you want lightweight, portable, and easy-to-carry gym equipment, Body Reapers is the ideal choice for you. We have a range of portable Lifting Gear Gym Accessories to Back Support Products.