Nexus CrossFit Tracker

Standard fitness trackers are great for walks, runs, rides, rows, and other repetitive tasks. They're not so good for CrossFit. Built upon the proven Push band wearable, Nexus gives CrossFit detailed insight into their workouts. Using machine learning algorithms, it tracks the volume of strain on your body, the intensity of your workouts, your round splits, your cadence, and your work to rest ratio. It's available now for iOS users, with Android support coming soon.

VDG Fitness Bike

You've no doubt seen one of Eric Villency's bikes before: he designed the models used by SoulCycle and sold by Peloton. Now he's made one for his own firm. The VDG Fitness Bike is a high-end exercise tool for the home or gym. Crafted from carbon steel and inspired by outdoor bikes, it weighs in at a hefty 340 pounds. A powerful magnetic resistance system lets you calibrate the bike to fit your needs, while a belt drive keeps noise to a minimum and a companion app keeps track of all your metrics. Available directly from Villency Design Group, with the option to customize the color, seat, handlebars, and pedals.

Liquid I.V. Hydration Multiplier

Power up your water with Liquid I.V. Hydration Multiplier. Shake in one packet and the drink mix will add a heavy dose of electrolytes and vitamins that deliver hydration to your bloodstream faster than plain H2O. It'll give you the same results as chugging two or three bottles but with a refreshing lemon-lime flavor that's free of GMOs, gluten, soy, and dairy.

Presented by Liquid I.V.

RIDM Body Composition Analyzer

Weight, steps, calories burned — there are lots of ways we keep track of our fitness. The RIDM Body Composition Analyzer would like to add three more. Developed in collaboration with LG, it delivers 94% accurate readouts of your body fat percentage, muscle mass, and water weight from a device that fits in your pocket. It does so by using five frequencies for measurement, instead of just one, and measuring five body cross-sections. The result is actionable data that gives you a more well-rounded view of your health than a single number on a scale.

Fitbit Charge 3 Fitness Tracker

The Charge is Fitbit's best-selling model, and the Charge 3 is the best one yet. Its enhanced heart-rate technology does an even better job of measuring calorie burn and resting heart rate, and an all-new SpO2 sensor tracks changes in blood oxygen levels, letting it sense health indicators like sleep apnea. Its aluminum and Gorilla Glass body is water-resistant down to 50 meters, with an OLED display, expanded smart features, and more than a dozen goal-based exercise modes.

Tonal Strength Training System

Peloton's screen-enabled, trainer-driven routines have revolutionized home aerobics. Tonal aims to do the same for strength training. This sleek, wall-mounted system uses an algorithm-controlled electromagnetic resistance engine to replace metal plates and gravity. These "digital weights" adjust in single-pound increments as you gain strength, can adjust mid-set if you're struggling, and work in conjunction with the unit's arms and accessories to replace a gym full of equipment. A built-in screen guides you through each exercise, shows real-time data on how you're doing, recommends workouts based on your baseline and goals, and can give you an overview of where you are on your fitness journey, helping you achieve your goals quickly, and without the need to leave your home.

Lumen Metabolism Tracker

World-class athletes have been using the ratio of carbon dioxide (CO2) to Oxygen (O2) consumed to help modify their diets for years, but it's previously required costly equipment and usually means a trip to a medical center. The Lumen Metabolism Tracker uses patented technology to let you take advantage of the same technology wherever you are, using a single breath. By measuring that ratio, it's able to tell whether your body is currently burning fat or carbs, adjust your diet accordingly, tell you if you'll have enough energy for your next workout, and give you insights into how the food you consume affects your body. It only needs placed on the included charging dock once every couple weeks and includes a travel case to protect its soft-touch plastic and stainless steel form.

Cable Built

For his role as Cable in Deadpool 2, Josh Brolin turned to LA-based trainer Justin Lovato to help transform him into the ripped, time-traveling assassin he plays in the film. The intense workout program put the 50-year-old actor in the gym five to six days per week and is available to everyone through this 12-week program. CableBuilt is laid out in comic book form with original illustrations and includes detailed training splits with corresponding workouts, diets with comprehensive explanations, and a full supplement protocol from the trainer and former pro bodybuilder.

Bose Sleepbuds

Initially launched as a crowd-funded curiosity, Bose Sleepbuds are now available to everyone who wants help getting a good night's sleep. These tiny earpieces use noise-isolating tips to help drown out unwanted noise, and a library of 10 pre-loaded soothing sounds to mask any remaining disturbances. Three sizes of tips ensure a comfortable fit, a charging case ensures they're juiced up, and a companion app lets you customize settings like volume, your preferred sounds, playback time, and alarms.

Treadly Ultra-Thin Treadmill

There are dozens of treadmills on the market, but nearly all of them are built with a thick base and a bulky, command-center style handrail. The Treadly Ultra-Thin Treadmill is different. It weighs just 55 lbs, is just 3.5 inches thick, and uses infrared sensors to track your foot position and adjust the speed accordingly. For walks up to 3.7 mph, you don't even need to put up the handrail, but raise it, and the maximum speed will increase to a steady 5 mph job. An LCD screen on the front displays key workout metrics, and thanks to its svelte design, it's easy to store, and also works great as a companion for a standing desk.

Zen Float Tank

Fight back against the effects of sensory overload with a little sensory deprivation. The Zen Float Tank is an inflatable, at-home relaxation solution. Inside the fin-shaped structure is 10" of water, saturated with Epsom Salt to make you feel weightless, and warmed to the same temperature as your skin: 93.5° F. It's also completely dark inside, and with your ears under the surface of the water, all you'll be able to hear is your heartbeat. Silence, weightlessness, and darkness, or the complete opposite of sitting there slumped over your phone.

Morning Recovery Hangover Drink

After a night of one too many drinks, the toxins in your liver basically kill any chance of you staying productive in the morning. Plus you feel like crap. And after months of engineering in the lab, Morning Recovery's new formula is more effective at helping you rebound than ever. Developed with scientists at the USC, Silicon Valley-backed drink is formulated with ten times the amount of their proprietary DHM extract — their liver superhero — than the previous version. It also includes NAC to crush more toxins, while a mix of electrolytes is more than what you get out of a sports energy drink. Each serving is non-GMO, vegan, and free of caffeine, lactose, soy, and nuts and helps you feel better and do more than you've ever done after a night of drinking.

Presented by Morning Recovery.

Avya Steam Inhaler

No one likes being congested. Fight off the wintertime funk with the Avya Steam Inhaler. This portable medical grade device delivers nanoparticle steam using a simple saline solution and patented vibrating mesh nebulization. Breathe it in, and the steam goes deep into your sinus and throat passages, clearing them up while hydrating and moisturizing. For maximum results, pair it with the company's Himalayan salt saline.

Colgate E1 Smart Toothbrush

A lot of dental problems come not from the lack of brushing, but from not doing it correctly. The Colgate E1 Smart Toothbrush embeds sensors and AI inside to make the most of every session. It uses sonic vibrations to help clean and syncs with your phone over Bluetooth. Open the app, and it can show you a map of your mouth so it can tell you areas you're missing, provide customized tips, and, for the younger members of the family, keep them brushing with a clever game.

Peloton Tread Interactive Treadmill

Not content to rule the in-home spin class, Peloton is looking to attract runners with its new Tread Interactive Treadmill. Like the Bike before it, the Tread is built around a 32-inch, HD touchscreen that gives you access to thousands of different running, boot camp, toning, and low-impact classes taught by top-notch instructors. The treadmill itself has 59 shock-absorbing slats for comfort, a built-in soundbar, knob-based speed and incline controls, and comes with a workout pad and weights.

Shapa Smart Scale

Weight isn't necessarily a bad metric to use when gauging your health. It's just one of many. The Shapa Smart Scale understands this, and as a result, it's the first scale we've seen that doesn't give you a numerical readout when you step on. Instead, it gives you color-based feedback, along with an "Age" that gives you a better idea of your current health. The scale is still capturing your weight, along with bone density and muscle mass readings. It uses this data — as well as any other health metrics you might have on your phone — to give you tips, friendly notifications, and personalized missions that will help you get healthy and stay that way.

Elysium Basis Lifetime Supply

Instead of a New Year's resolution, make a lifetime resolution. Elysium's daily supplement now has a subscription that will help you keep a healthy routine for the rest of your life. Once you purchase the lifetime supply, you'll begin receiving their proprietary mix of nicotinamide riboside and pterostilbene right to your door every month. Unlike diet and exercise, it's clinically proven to raise levels of NAD+, keeping your cells healthier, longer — and in this case, much longer.

Presented by Elysium Health.

Spire Health Tag

Whether it's a watch, ring, or some other bauble, most fitness trackers work by asking you to wear something extra. The Spire Health Tag doesn't need you to wear anything than what you've already got on. These small tags adhere to the clothes you wear the most — think undies, shirts, or exercise gear — and use their built-in sensors to monitor all the things you'd expect, like heart rate, activity, stress levels, and sleep quality. They're washer and dryer safe, last around a year and a half, and come in packs of 1, 3, 8, or 15.

McLaren Invincible Shield

Built specifically for a client with reduced function and structural integrity in his rib cage and sternum, the McLaren Invincible Shield is personalized space-age armor. It consists of three main components: a triangular rigid composite shield made from Dyneema, Zylon, and carbon fibers, three gel pads, and a custom base layer. They work together to protect against impacts, routing force away from vital organs and dissipating it via the pads. Put through its paces in the same labs used by McLaren's Formula 1 team for crash tests, the shield is now presumably being worn by its owner, sitting unnoticeably underneath his shirt and protecting him from harm.

ShapeScale 3D Body Scanning Scale

Scales are necessary for basic fitness tracking. Those a little more concerned might take monthly photos to track their progress. The ShapeScale 3D Body Scanning Scale combines these two concepts in a far more convenient, helpful manner. It has a 3D scanner mounted on an arm that rotates around your body, building a high-fidelity 3D model in under a minute. Using heatmaps, it can instantly show you where you've been gaining, and where you've been losing, as well as localized lean and fat mass numbers. It lets you keep track of your goals visually, gives precise body measurements, and, of course, keeps track of your actual weight, too.

Flexr Folding Pullup Bar

Everyone knows the value of a good chin-up or pull-up set, but many hotel gyms don't have what you need to stick to your body weight regimen. Innovating on the now-classic design of door-frame mounted bars, the Flexr Folding Pullup Bar is a surprisingly travel-friendly option. It collapses down into a bundle that can fit in your daypack or desk drawer without a second thought. The build is sturdy, with bent steel, aircraft-grade aluminum, and injection-molded plastic components, yet weighs just six pounds, so it's fine for slipping in your checked bag.

Amabrush Automatic Toothbrush

We know we need to brush our teeth. Whether we're skipping brushes, not brushing long enough, or simply not using our brush correctly, many of us don't get our teeth as clean as they should be. The Amabrush Automatic Toothbrush aims to change all that. It has a flexible mouthpiece made from antibacterial silicone that attaches to a powered handpiece to get your teeth clean in just ten seconds. The handpiece also has a built-in mechanism to dispense specially formulated toothpaste automatically and connects to the mouthpiece magnetically — meaning it's easy to have multiple people using the same unit.

Dreem Headband

Research shows that sound can enhance sleep, but only if applied at the right moment. The Dreem Headband uses sensors and smarts to make your night's rest even better. By analyzing your brain waves using advanced algorithms, it can play sounds at just the right time to make your deep sleep more restful, helping you to feel better when it's time to wake up. The system also uses AI to give you tips to improve your habits for even better sleep. And since none of this is helpful if you don't want to wear it, the Yves Behar design promises all-night comfort in any position.

Pill Pack

Dealing with multiple medications can be a hassle. Pill Pack aims to make it as painless as possible. This online full-service pharmacy delivers a personalized roll of pre-sorted medications to your door each month. Each sachet of pills is labeled with the time, date, and any notes on how to take them, and is stored in a convenient dispenser. Other medications that can't be placed in packets, such as liquids or inhalers, are also included in each month's package, and an online software platform called PharmacyOS makes it easy to manage your various prescriptions, refills, and renewals.