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Save £10 when you spend £250 or more. Offer valid site wide.
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Workout For Less is a UK fitness equipment retailer that has sold home gym kit, weights, yoga gear and sports equipment since 2011. Its range spans beginner dumbbells and kettlebells through to bench sets, skipping ropes and recovery tools, so it suits both first-time buyers and more experienced lifters.
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£10off
CodeEnds 31 Jul 2029
Save £10 when you spend £250 or more. Offer valid site wide.
Must spend £250 or more - offer valid site wide
15%off
CodeEnds 30 Apr 2029
Spend £50 or more on anything in the Azure range and get 15% off the order.
Spend £50 or more on anything in the Azure range and get 15% off the order
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CodeEnds 28 Feb 2027
Get 10% off the cheapest item when you buy at least 3 items.
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Save £25 when you spend £300 or more. Applies to orders over £300 across the site.
Must spend £300 or more - offer valid site wide
The range is broad, so start with what you actually plan to do. For strength training at home, the site groups equipment under weight training, including dumbbells, dumbbell sets, kettlebells, pull up bars, lifting belts and lifting gloves. Adjustable and fixed dumbbells work differently: adjustable sets suit people who want to progress without buying a rack of pairs, while fixed weights are simpler to grab mid-session. The store's own buying guides cover weights, types and how to choose a first pair, which is worth reading before you commit.
Benches are where the price and the specification diverge most. Multi-function barbell benches and bench attachments such as preacher curl pads are aimed at people building a home set-up over time, while lighter cardio steps and decks cover lower-impact conditioning. Check whether a product is described for home or commercial use, because the store states that its warranties cover domestic use only unless a listing says otherwise. If you need equipment for a gym or classroom, contact the team before buying rather than assuming a home listing will suffice.
For yoga, the range covers mats, blocks, straps and bags, which is useful if you are starting out and want the essentials in one order. Skipping ropes and cardio steps offer a cheaper route into conditioning work at home. Many shoppers will find the expert support useful when choosing between similar-looking products, especially where specifications differ by weight or adjustability.
The terms state free delivery across the whole of the UK, with express delivery available for a small surcharge on selected items. Larger products are often delivered flat-packed and need assembly, and the one-man delivery service usually stops at ground level or kerbside rather than taking items inside. Most items come with a 30-day returns guarantee, but you will need to email to start the process, and you pay return postage unless goods are faulty.
We currently list 4 discount codes. Check each offer's terms, country and expiry date before using it. The retailer confirms eligibility at checkout.
The terms state that free delivery for all items applies to the whole of the UK. Express delivery is an optional extra on selected items for a small surcharge.
Products are designed for home use and carry a home use warranty only, unless a listing says otherwise. Equipment used in a non-domestic setting can void the warranty, so contact the team for commercial advice.
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