If you’ve ever clipped in, tapped back or waved a sweaty towel around to the beat of a Taylor Swift remix, chances are you’ve taken a SoulCycle class. Featuring epic playlists, inspiring instructors and sweat-inducing choreography, the boutique fitness company (that has more than 80 studios nationwide) is known for creating an electrifying—and, at times, intimidating—workout environment that hardcore fans can’t get enough of. Since 2020, the brand that put spinning back on the map has been bringing that same intensity to thousands of fans' living rooms with the SoulCycle at-home bike ($2,500; $1,500), which is currently on sale for a whopping $1,000 off. And while I don't know exactly how long this sale will last, the deal arrives just in time to take on your new year's fitness resolutions for 2025. So not only will you be able to get your sweat on in the comfort of your home, you'll also be saving major moolah (and wasn't that one of your other resolutions?). But if you're wondering if it's actually worth it, I got you. Read on for my full review.
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Before testing, I had some questions: Is it possible to replicate the IRL energy of an in-person class on a 21.5-inch touchscreen? How does it compare to the one and only Peloton? After five months of testing, I’ve got answers (and some pretty ripped calves). Here’s everything you need to know about the at-home bike, from the basics of beat match to the intricacies of the Equinox+ app.