Holiday Gift Guide 2009

Posted on Nov 27th 2009 12:00PM by Bev Sklar

Whether your mom loves to hit the gym, or your spouse is looking to shed a few pounds, there's something for everyone, and every price range, in That's Fit's 2009 gift guide. It doesn't matter if your loved ones are just getting started with an exercise routine, or have been running for decades. Find some new twists on old standbys, as well as some of this year's hottest products, to keep everyone you know looking and feeling great into 2010.

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That's Fit Holiday Gift Guide

Give the gift of fitness to everyone from little tykes to gym buffs to those who vow this is the year to finally get healthy. From pricey items to stocking stuffers, don't miss what's new in fitness for 2010, along with timeless must-haves to keep everyone you love looking and feeling healthy all year.

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Holiday Fitness 2009

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No standing in line at "The Biggest Loser" casting call -- trainers Bob and Jillian can guide your fitness-laced weight loss through Wii sensors in this . That's Fit's Katherine Tweed with former Biggest Loser contestants. The Verdict: A definite Wii Fit sweat.

Cost:$36.99

Game Spot

Regularly bike to work and the five-pound holiday gain is history. Considering how much your car costs, buying a top-line commuter bike is a no-brainer. the one of the best commuter bikes.

Cost: Single speed: $375, three-speed is $450

Kona World

Put those 15 sets of weights in one place. range from 5 to 52.5 lbs. Simple design, but you will pay.

Cost: $399

Polar USA

You avoid the dusty freebie yoga mat at the gym by bringing your own, but when is the last time you cleaned it? make a perfect stocking stuffer.

Cost: $5-$10

Manduka

Keeping your child fit is more than turning off the TV. Are they every day? Consider a to pack right-sized portions from a mix of food groups. Product line boasts no phthalates, bisphenol A (BPA) or lead. Green design replaces needless throw-away baggies and plastic wrap. Get the , it's worth it.

Cost: Bento box is $24.99, carrying case is $17.99.

Laptop Lunches

Breaking personal running records is serious business, but you score automatic bragging rights when wearing the . That's Fit recently tested a pair running intervals on a treadmill, followed by the ultimate test -- a high ropes excursion. These boots are amazingly light, comfortable, yet durable enough to withstand balancing 30 feet up in the trees along taut steel wire on a rainy night. No slips, no wire digging into my feet, no sore feet after intervals. Extra ankle support makes this a great trail runner.

Cost: $125

Inov-8

At the movies or at home, popcorn made with oil is not so diet hot. Indulge in a guiltless, crunchy option with a .

Cost: $24.29

Amazon

A lightweight, portable full body kit for home or office. "The Biggest Loser" contestants love the -- one of the . Stretch, lift and challenge your core at home or toss in your fitness bag to spice it up at the gym.

Cost: $169.95

Fitness Anywhere

Freezing hands and toes will drive most anyone off the ski slopes, wasting precious lift ticket time. Pick up a before your winter fitness vacation.

Cost: $34.99

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