10 Luxury Gym Equipment Picks for a Considered Home Gym
Luxury gym equipment for a home should do more than fill a checklist. Each piece should suit the people who will use it, the movement they return to, and the room it will occupy when no one is training.
The following selection contains ten real products from the Cycling Bears catalogue. It is not a prescription that every home needs all ten. Think of it as a considered starting point across cardio, strength, Pilates, mobility, and floor work.
Choose the room before the equipment
Before comparing products, measure the room and map the full movement envelope of each piece. Include access around moving parts, space for mounting and dismounting, ceiling height, door swings, ventilation, power points, storage, and the delivery route into the property.
Then define the weekly routine. A household that rows, runs, and lifts needs a different plan from one centred on Pilates, mobility, and compact strength work. Fewer pieces with clear roles usually create a calmer and more useful gym than a crowded collection of impressive machines.
Ten real products from the Cycling Bears catalogue
1. NOHRD WaterRower S4
On the NOHRD WaterRower S4, water resistance responds naturally to the pace of the stroke. The sound and movement of water give the rower a quieter sensory quality than many motorised cardio machines.
It is available in several wood finishes, including Walnut, Shadow, Oak, Vintage, Club and Cherry, with stainless steel used in its construction. It can also be stored upright, which makes it useful where the same floor area is needed for stretching or mat work.
The WaterRower is a good fit for full-body cardio when flexible floor space matters.
2. NOHRD Sprintbok V2
Running takes a different form on the NOHRD Sprintbok V2. It is a curved, non-motorised treadmill powered by the runner’s own stride.
Its frame is offered in hardwood finishes including ash, oak, walnut, cherry, and other NOHRD treatments. Without a motor, its presence is defined by the curved wooden frame rather than a large conventional treadmill housing.
Choose the Sprintbok when the household runs regularly and prefers self-powered cardio.
3. NOHRD Bike V2
For indoor cycling, the NOHRD Bike V2 combines a solid-wood frame with magnetic resistance and Bluetooth connectivity. Adjustable handlebars support upright and racing positions, while built-in rollers make it easier to reposition within the room.
Fit deserves particular attention. Cycling Bears currently lists XS, standard, and XL versions for different inside-leg measurements, so the intended users should be considered before ordering.
It suits rooms where indoor cycling needs to coexist with a refined, compact interior.
4. STIL-FIT Functional Trainer Pro Line
For strength training, the STIL-FIT Functional Trainer Pro Line brings a broad range of cable-based exercises into a footprint of 0.5 m². It can sit flush with cabinetry for a built-in appearance or stand independently.
The current specification includes an 85 kg weight stack, divided into 42.5 kg per handle, with adjustment from 1.25 kg and a 2:1 pulley ratio. A lat-pull system and a set of accessories expand the movement options without adding several separate stations.
This makes it well suited to varied strength work where space and visual integration matter.
5. NOHRD Wall Compact
In a compact room, the NOHRD Wall Compact concentrates several functions into a vertical wooden structure with a footprint of 122 cm x 32.5 cm. It includes an adjustable high-and-low cable station, a cross-country ski trainer, four pairs of SwingBells and a touchscreen.
Its depth makes it particularly relevant to apartment gyms, guest rooms, and wellness spaces where a conventional bank of machines would overwhelm the plan.
It is a practical choice for shared homes and compact rooms.
6. PENT. COLMIA Dumbbell Set
Crafted from solid stainless steel and natural wood, the PENT. COLMIA horizontal dumbbell set pairs walnut, oak or ash with a leather-clad wooden stand. The arrangement allows the weights to remain visible without looking like a commercial gym rack.
This is strength equipment designed to remain visible. The stand creates order, protects the surrounding floor, and allows the material language of the weights to connect with joinery and furniture.
The COLMIA is best suited to a visible strength zone with an organised, residential feel.
7. PENT. LOVA Kettlebell Set
For free-weight work, the PENT. LOVA horizontal kettlebell set is handcrafted from stainless steel and a choice of walnut, oak or ash. A solid wooden stand keeps the set together and presents it as one element within the room.
Kettlebells support a wide variety of loaded movements, but their position should be planned carefully. The stand needs easy access without interrupting circulation or open movement space.
The LOVA is useful for compact strength sessions and loaded movement.
8. PENT. SCALA Wall Bar
Mounted on the wall, the PENT. SCALA wall bar keeps the centre of the room open for stretching and bodyweight work. It is available in Basic, Advance and Advance Plus configurations, depending on the intended routine and available ceiling height.
The choice of configuration should follow the routine and ceiling conditions. Wall construction, fixing requirements, and clearance need to be confirmed before installation.
SCALA is a strong option when the centre of the room should remain open.
9. PENT. JOANA Pilates Reformer
In a Pilates-led room, the PENT. JOANA Pilates Reformer is handcrafted from natural wood and Italian leather. Its long, horizontal form makes it a visual anchor, so the surrounding circulation and viewing angle deserve as much thought as the finish.
The reformer is designed for smooth, controlled movement and can support a dedicated Pilates practice at home. Allow space at the ends and sides for access and for the intended exercise repertoire.
JOANA is most suitable for a Pilates-led wellness room.
10. PENT. MATA Exercise Mat
For floor-based training, the PENT. MATA exercise mat brings the same material attention to stretching, mobility and controlled strength work. It uses hand-stitched Italian leather, light padding and wooden side handles available in walnut, oak or ash.
A good home gym needs open movement space as well as equipment. The mat gives that area a defined purpose for stretching, mobility, yoga, and controlled strength work without introducing another machine.
MATA is ideal for daily floor work, stretching and mobility.
How to narrow the list
The right luxury gym equipment shortlist should begin with one primary movement and one complementary mode. A runner might pair the Sprintbok with compact cable strength and a mat. A Pilates-focused room may centre on JOANA, with COLMIA or LOVA for strength and MATA for floor work. A shared family gym may benefit more from the Wall Compact because it gives several users different options within one organised footprint.
Also consider what the room should feel like between sessions. Timber, leather, stainless steel, mirror finishes, and careful storage can connect equipment to the architecture. This matters in a gym that opens onto a landing, bedroom, family room, hotel suite, or other visible part of the property.
Plan the whole space together
Equipment selection should be coordinated with flooring, ventilation, lighting, mirrors, joinery, electrical points, acoustics, and delivery access. Cycling Bears’ published home-gym projects show how the right mix changes with the brief; there is no single list that suits every household.
To compare these pieces, refine a shortlist, or discuss the room with the design team, book an appointment or arrange a showroom visit through the Cycling Bears contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Do I need all ten products for a complete home gym?
No. The best selection follows the movements used most often, the number of users, and the available space. A focused combination of cardio, strength, and open floor work is often enough.
Q2. Which product suits a compact room?
The NOHRD Wall Compact and STIL-FIT Functional Trainer Pro Line are designed to cover several movements within restrained footprints. The WaterRower can also be stored upright. Always plan the full working clearance, not only the product dimensions.
Q3. Can the wood and finishes be coordinated across different products?
Many products offer choices such as walnut, oak, or ash, but options differ by maker and model. Confirm current samples and availability before fixing the interior palette.
Q4. Should equipment be selected before the interior design is final?
Ideally, the two decisions should develop together. Early coordination helps resolve flooring, power, wall fixing, clearances, storage, lighting, and delivery access before construction or joinery is complete.