Outside the Box: 10 Health & Fitness Subscription Boxes
- Published: Friday, March 21st 2014
- in Fitness
- by Kate Phillips
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Outside the Box: 10 Health & Fitness Subscription Boxes
Our technology-saturated world makes it easy to stay fit, thanks to an endless supply of workout apps to download, exercise videos to try, interactive games to play, healthy blogs and websites to read, etc. at your fingertips—and now companies are thinking outside the box and conveniently delivering wellness at your doorstop. Read on for 10 subscription boxes for health and fitness that can be delivered to your door on a monthly basis.
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Bulu Box
Each custom “discovery box” provides four to five premium samples of vitamin, supplement, health, and weight loss products from top brands like Luna Bar, Eboost, Dream Water, and Slimquick. Select between Bulu Box or Bulu Box Weight Loss, as well as a monthly three-, six-, or 12-month plan. Memberships are $10/month; bulubox.com
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Ellie
Ellie is where fashionista meets fitness devotee: Every month the company launches limited-edition, unique collections of workout and activewear designed to be both trendy and affordable; non-members can order Ellie workout pieces individually on the brand’s site or subscribe to the Fit Fashionista Club and get one new outfit each month. Fit Fashionista Club members can choose any two pieces each month starting at $49.98; ellie.com
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FabFitFun
FabFitFun is a fusion of “fashion finds, glam beauty secrets, and fab fitness gear” with a bit of the celebrity red carpet thrown into the mix, thanks to its curator Giuliana Rancic. Seasonal gift boxes, delivered four times a year, are filled with full-size products valued at $120-plus so VIP members can find their inner, well, fab. $49.99 per season; fabfitfun.com
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Fabletics
Following along the celebrity pathway, the Fabletics line of multifunctional athletic apparel was co-founded by Kate Hudson and the team behind JustFab. Take a quick exercise and lifestyle quiz, and each month see what workout gear the Fabletics’ team of stylists selected for you. VIP memberships start at $49.95 (and you’re always welcome to skip the month); fabletics.com
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GoBites
Snack on this: GoBites serves portion-controlled “mini meals” made up of nutrient-rich, organic, and all-natural ingredients in bite-size fashion. Tell GoBites a bit of your background info, and its nutrition team will deliver a customized mix of up to 14 GoBites per box to your door. Receive delivery every week, every two weeks, or every four weeks. Each box is $27.86; gobites.com/home.asp
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Greatist Parcel
Inside the Greatist Parcel box, find healthy, hand-selected goodies that are eco-friendly in nature; last month’s green-friendly parcel included the Mighty Leaf Tea Sampler, Lotus Moon Hibiscus Flower Hydrating Lotion, and PeopleTowels’ Reusable Towel. One-, three-, and six-month plans available, beginning at $20; greatist.com/parcel
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KLUTCHclub
KLUTCHclub invites you to join the club—subscribe to this service and receive a curated box of up to 12 health and fitness products (nutritious snacks, organic protein bars, workout attire, all-natural personal care, supplements, access to exclusive deals and offers, etc.) at your door each month. Different box options include those designated for men, women, moms, and more, and each is stocked with $50-plus worth of products. Subscribers pay approximately $17 per box; klutchclub.com
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Kona Kase
Kona Kase was created to “fuel your active lifestyle.” Each monthly box, ideal for runners, cyclists, swimmers, and yoga/Crossfit fans, is jam packed with eight nutritional products tasted and tested by the Kona Kase team (its founders include a marathon runner and triathlete), not to mention inspirational quotes and training tips. Like the team says, “If we don’t love it, you don’t get it.” There’s even a limited-edition, gluten-free Kona Kase ($18). $15 per month; konakase.com
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Peckish
When those 3 p.m. hunger cravings arise at the office, you’ll be glad you heard of Peckish, a subscription service that delivers nutritious snacks to your desk on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis. Themed boxes, including nutrition, energy booster, protein, and sweet tooth, suit every snacking need and comprise a balanced blend of four Peckish mixes handpicked by the brand’s team. Starting at $5.99; peckish.co/
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The FITBOX
Filled with fitness gear, healthy snacks, bars, workout-enhancing supplements, etc., THE FITBOX is an ideal fit for exercise fans. Each themed box is heavy on content, featuring ever-changing workouts and recipes each month. $29.95 for monthly subscription service; “bulk” subscriptions also available; thefitbox.com
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Kate Phillips
About the author: Kate Phillips
Spafinder Wellness 365 Editor and self-proclaimed Starbucks fanatic, Kate is an avid enthusiast of writing, all-things-travel, and fashion magazines. Before SFW365 she was a freelance contributor to Time Out New York and the online editor for Chemical Week magazine, where she penned articles on chemicals found in beauty products. She spends her downtime testing out spa and beauty products on her mom and sisters, including her identical twin.