Compare Amazon Sports & Fitness Deals

Walmart offers the Bowflex SelectTech Series 5.1 Adjustable Bench, model no. 140004, for $169. Choose free Site-to-Store pickup to avoid the $9.97 shipping charge. (Amazon charges the same with free shipping.) That's the lowest total price we could find by $60. Sales tax is added where applicable. It features six positions from 17° decline to 90° decline, steel construction, leg brace, and more.

Amazon offers its Prime members the Intex Whale Ride-On Float, model no. 58561EP, for $9.99 with free shipping. (Non-members can spend $25 or more to qualify for free shipping; otherwise, shipping costs $6.54.) That's the lowest total price we could find by a buck. This 100% PVC float measures 76x47".

Amazon Prime membership is $79 per year; however, Prime is free for college students for six months, and free for parents and caregivers for three months.

hobbytoolsupply via Amazon offers Prime members the SE Glow-in-the-Dark Brass Compass for $4.46 with free shipping. (Non-members can spend $25 or more to get free shipping; otherwise it adds $5.58.) That's the lowest total price we could find by $3. It measures 2" in diameter.

Amazon Prime membership is $79 per year; however, Prime is free for college students for six months, and free for parents and caregivers for three months.

Amazon offers the Diamondback 2012 Insight 1 Performance Hybrid Bicycle for $400 with free shipping. It's the lowest total price we could find for this bike by $14, outside of the price below. It features an aluminum frame, 21-speed Shimano drivetrain, alloy linear pull-brakes, and more. It's available in sizes from 15 to 21.

Of note, REI offers this similar model for $399.93 with in-store pickup. (Shipping adds $60.)

The ancient sport of boxing has again become a craze in the fitness world. "The most difficult sport in the world" may seem difficult to break into, but this guide to the gear will set you on a course for your first KO.

FitDesk via Amazon offers its FitDesk X Compact Pedal Desk for $229.99 with free shipping. That's $60 off and tied with our mention from two weeks ago as the lowest total price we've seen for such a contraption. This folding bike features arm rests and computer straps.

dealnews reviewed the FitDesk back in March.

Amazon offers the CAP Barbell 40-lb. Dumbbell Set with Carry Case, model no. RSWB-40TPB, for $39 with free shipping. That's tied with our mention from two weeks ago and the lowest total price we could find by $7. The set includes two 5-lb. handles, four 2.5-lb. plates, four 5-lb. plates, and more.

Amazon offers the CAP Barbell 40-lb. Dumbbell Set with Carry Case, model no. RSWB-40TPB, for $39 with free shipping. Outside of the price below, that's tied with our February mention and the lowest total price we could find by $11. The set includes two 5-lb. handles, four 2.5-lb. plates, four 5-lb. plates, and more.

Of note, Walmart offers it for the same price with free in-store pickup via Site-to-Store. (Otherwise, shipping costs 97 cents.) Sales tax is added where applicable.

You know you should exercise more, but for many people, it's so much more enjoyable when you're out in the open air — which is why bicycling is an appealing option. Of course, you'll soon find that cycling longer distances can present a physical challenge, manifested in sore feet and hands, a sweaty body, and a tender posterior. That's where the proper clothing and equipment specially made for bicycling can come to the rescue.

At what point does exercise and work converge? Well, for personal trainers, that's every day. For the rest of us, however, it rarely happens. But thanks to the FitDesk, we can all experience the confluence of human existence's worst activities! Since we liked the idea of knocking out two chores at once, we wanted to see how well this exercise bike works. To read (and see!) our thoughts on the FitDesk, click through for our video review!

There was probably a day in your childhood when, dressed in your yellow rain suit and galoshes, you loved stomping around in puddles. Now, all grown up, you find rain too wet, and always screwing up your playtime. The spring rainy season isn't too far off though, so don't let a little water get you down. We've detailed some guidelines for buying rain gear to keep you nice and dry whether you're outside for play or en route to work.

Oh, to have the eyes of a hawk, able to spot a mouse a half-mile away! Of course, being more clever than hawks, ever-adapting human beings invented the binoculars, which give us even better long-distance sight. Whether your passion is watching birds, hunting, boating, or even studying the stars, a good pair of binoculars can bring these objects of interest up close and personal. And although the notion of specialized optical equipment may make you see "$$$," we're here to bring you the best deals and discounts on binoculars around.

Have you found sticking to your new year's resolutions to get fit difficult? It's almost two weeks later, and perhaps your resolve is wavering. But now is the time to shore up your resolve. With great energy, we've rounded up the top health and fitness deals, which include free ski passes, stainless steel water bottles, and more!

If you've ever dreamed of soaring with the birds with the Earth scrolling beneath your wings, then you might have noted the fairly popular deal we posted on flying lessons last week. If you're one of our readers who jumped on the deal, you may now have visions of flight school (and maybe Top Gun) dancing through your head. But just how much would it cost you to get your private pilot certificate?

Are you on the hunt for informational resources for your outdoors activities, but hesitant about carrying around cumbersome guidebooks? With these eight outdoors apps for both iPhone or Android, you'll have all the information you need at your fingertips. And in some cases, these apps you can even save you some money to put toward, say, a new set of golf clubs or a telescope.

Twenty-first century technology has revolutionized the way hikers and hunters explore the woods. Both handheld GPS units and smartphones have compasses, but which is more reliable out in the middle of Mother Nature? Are smartphones replacing GPSs in this area as well? We compared the two technologies to determine which is the better wilderness guide for your needs.