I ditched the gym years ago — here's 12 solid fitness deals to get you in shape at home

It's not often you find a set of resistance bands with handles and clips for less than $20, so this is a rare discount. They range in 10 lb increments between 10 lbs and 50 lbs, and the carabiners mean you can clip them to any anchor point or attach the handles to do biceps curls.

While this mat is coined as a yoga mat, it's actually suitable for a variety of fitness routines thanks to its thickness, non-slip coating, and stay-dry topcoat. While it comes in a variety of designs, this one has the best discount on the purple yoga mat at just $33.

Adjustable dumbbells are versatile, but they're bulky and expensive. If you just need a single weight to start building some muscle, then a pair of hex dumbbells should be on your shopping list. This set of of 10lbs weights will get you started, and you can pick them up for $10 less right now.

Weighted vests are a convenient way to add load to your workouts, or to make things like a walk or indoor workout more challenging. Most can be pricey, which is why I recommend scooping up the CAP Barbell vest at 17% off right now. It's not the lowest price we've seen on this equipment, but it's still a good deal. There's an adjustable strap to improve the fit, and you can remove some of the 1 lbs weights to drop the load to 20 lbs.

This kettlebell has an amazing grip. You can throw it around and put it through its paces without suffering from a slippery handle. Plus, it's super durable and doesn't chip easily. It comes in various weights ranging from 8.8 lbs. to 88 lbs.

We tested the Charge 6 and found that it was easily the best fitness tracker for most people. The on-device menus are easy to use, the screen is bright even in direct sunlight, and the tracker lasts six days between charges. It's an ideal option for keeping tabs on your daily activities and light exercise, with all the data accessible in the Fitbit app. Plus, the Charge 6 has Google Maps and Google Wallet (for contactless payments) and an ECG for keeping tabs on your heart health. Note: this has sold for $99 in the past.

Love them or hate them, pull-ups are one of the best and most grueling exercises you can do. The Bullbar 2.0 lets you perfect your form from the comforts of your home. It stands 6'9" and requires no assembly. When you're done, it folds up for easy storage. It includes 2 dip/push-up bars so you can work your back and triceps.

Using the same iFIT as the NordicTrack deal, this lower-budget treadmill is even more affordable on Walmart right now. You can exercise at speeds between 0-10 MPH, incline up to 10% and pair up your phone or tablet to take advantage of the workouts. Plus, when it comes to home gyms, being able to fold it and roll it away means you can maximize the space in your home.

The Echelon Row is a unique offering in the at-home rowing fitness space. It's foldable, compact, super quiet, and offers a wide range of online workouts. Just keep in mind you'll need your own screen. Fortunately, as long as you've got a smart TV or tablet at hand, you'll be able to take advantage of a free 30-day trial of the Echelon Fit app.

A great treadmill choice is this one from NordicTrack. It does everything you hope a treadmill would do, but it also comes with iFIT — a personalized fitness experience with access to over 10,000 workouts. Its SmartAdjust technology will also adapt to your fitness level. This treadmill folds up, too, so you can roll it away when you're done and save precious space.

When you think of a gym, you'll no doubt think about all the different strength and training equipment that you'd never be able to fit into your home. Well, BowFlex has created this home gym setup that allows you to carry out over 70 different strength-building exercises on just one piece of kit. So, if you want to work out each and every muscle, this might be all you need.