FED Fitness: weight benches, dumbbells, bikes and racks for a home gym

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FED Fitness is a home gym brand that brings several names you may already know from Amazon under one roof. Flybird makes the weight benches and some dumbbells, Yosuda the cardio machines such as bikes, rowers and ellipticals, Sportsroyals the power towers and racks, Feierdun the dumbbells, barbells and plates, and Bcan the mini bungee trampolines. The company used to run separate shops for each of them and has since moved them all onto one site. Its homepage calls it an official partner of the Houston Rockets and says it is trusted by more than 15 million families.

It suits anyone setting up a garage or spare-room gym who wants decent kit without commercial gym prices. The homepage is organised by job: strength, with benches, dumbbells, barbells and plates; cardio, with bikes, rowers and ellipticals; and bodyweight training, with pull-up towers. Each product name includes its series and model code, such as WB6 or DB2, which makes it easy to compare models.

What's worth a look

Six from the homepage, all at their listed prices when we checked:

Benches are where Flybird made its name, and the range starts low. The WB6 Foldable Adjustable Weight Bench Classic was $149.99, with eight back and four seat angles, and the simpler WB5 was $139.99. For dumbbells, the Feierdun DS2 5-in-1 set was $69.99 and gives you five weight options from 20 to 90 pounds, while the Flybird DB2 Quick Adjustable Dumbbell 55LBS, which the homepage says changes weight in a second, was $398.00.

At the bigger end, the new SR2 All-in-One Squat Rack was $699.99 and is listed for more than 20 exercises, with an expandable design. The Yosuda EB1 indoor cycling bike, with a 35-pound flywheel and a 300-pound capacity, was $299.99, and the Yosuda EM1 elliptical, with a stride of up to 20.09 inches, was $899.99. The Bcan BT2 foldable bungee trampoline was $119.99.

Good to know before you buy

Bulky kit like racks, ellipticals and power towers needs space, so measure the room and the ceiling height before you order, and check the product page for the assembled size. The homepage has a Find Your Perfect Fit tool and a FED Fitness app, and it also says you can pay with an FSA or HSA card at checkout. A number of add-ons and spare parts are sold separately, such as floor mats, lifting straps and seat posts for the Yosuda bikes.

Current offers

We don't have a current FED Fitness code. The Halloween sale we listed has finished, so check our FED Fitness page for anything newer. The prices we picked above were all full price when we checked.

How to save more

• Start with a bench and an adjustable dumbbell set: between them they cover a lot of exercises, and you can add a rack or a bike later.
• Compare the model numbers within a series, such as the WB5 and WB6 benches, since a cheaper model may do everything you need.
• Check our FED Fitness page before you order, as we add new codes when we find them.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 7 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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