This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more
It’s that time of the year when people’s attention turns to getting into shape after indulging in the excesses of the holiday season.
I review all of the latest gadgets and gizmos for irishmirror.ie, and these are the six products I recommend for everyone from a casual fitness enthusiast to an aspiring multisport endurance athlete…
READ MORE: I tested Honor Magic 8 Pro – one of the first top-tier smartphones of 2026 does not disappoint
READ MORE: Dyson’s AI-powered robot vacuum with AI kickstarts 2026 alongside two more new cleaning machines
€170 and €255 respectively from Amazon
Huawei’s entry level fitness wearable Watch Fit 4 comes in two options, one covering essential needs, with a Watch Fit 4 Pro model adding offline contour maps, checkpoint navigation and a professional trail running mode. The series also introduces water sports tracking such as diving to a depth of up to 40 metres and pro-level golfing. Both devices ensure you suffer no daily recharging anxiety as they come with incredible battery stamina.
€179 from polar.com
Unlike the Whoop tracker, Polar Loop does not require you to pay any monthly subscription fees. The button-less wear-and-forget gadget is capable of automatic workout tracking and eight days of battery life (along with four weeks of data storage), which should mean you rarely need to interact with it. Throughout the day, it tracks steps and active moments, encouraging you to stay moving and showing how every active choice matters. It also provides insightful sleep analysis.
From €440 at decathlon.ie
Coros Apex 4 is a rugged mid-range GPS multisport watch for outdoor athletes comes in 42mm and 46mm sizes and includes advanced tech like dual-frequency GPS, detailed mapping, built-in speaker and a microphone for audio alerts and calls. It focuses on elite training, racing, and exploration with long battery life, deep recovery insights (HRV, sleep, SpO2), and specialised modes for climbing and trail running. Battery life is excellent.
From €449 at apple.com or at time of publication €399 from Amazon
The 11th iteration of Apple Watch includes smarter features, better battery and a more scratch-resistant display, upgrades that mean the best smartwatch for iPhone users just got even better. Health data collected is logged in the Apple Health app on your iPhone and encrypted end-to-end when backed up to your iCloud account.The Vitals app provides a clear overview of your key health metrics, and you can accurately track the likes of walking, running, biking, basketball, elliptical workouts, high-intensity interval training, pilates and yoga.
€549 from garmin.com
Garmin’s Edge 850 is a powerful compact GPS bike computer for cyclists that features a vivid colour touchscreen display along with easy access physical buttons to give you the right insights and guidance. It has brilliant features such as bright maps, turn-by-turn voice prompts, on-device course creation and mountain-bike-specific trail mapping. Not to mention detailed health tracking and deep training insights.
€1,199 from Harvey Norman and Garmin.com
Garmin Fenix 8 Pro is the ultimate multisport adventure watch and features off-the-grid satellite connectivity, built-in flashlight and super bright AMOLED display, It has a rugged titanium and sapphire build and comes in 47mm and 51mm sizes with all the health and fitness monitoring and insights you will ever need along with outstanding GPS navigation.
Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news from the Irish Mirror direct to your inbox: Sign up here.
