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Shop gym and training accessories designed to support preparation, performance and recovery. Compare capacity, materials, sizing, care instructions and practical features to choose equipment that suits your routine.
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MyProtein – Shaker
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Muscle Moose – Smartshake Slim 500ml
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Accessories that make training easier
Fitness accessories are the small things that can make a big difference to how smoothly your routine runs. From shaker bottles and water bottles to lifting straps, belts, storage and recovery tools, the right accessory can make training, meal prep and everyday supplement use more convenient.
Start with the job you want the product to do, then choose the size, format and features that fit your routine. You usually don't need the most complicated option — just something practical, comfortable and easy to use consistently.
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How to choose the right fitness accessories
Choose the right size for the job
A 500ml shaker might be perfect for a normal protein shake, while larger bottles make more sense for hydration powders or bigger servings. The same applies to storage and recovery accessories — pick something that matches how you'll actually use it.
Comfort matters more than extra features
A lifting strap, belt or grip that feels awkward won't get much use, no matter how many features it has. Look for a design that suits your training style and feels comfortable enough to use regularly.
Think about where you'll use it
If an accessory is going in a gym bag, car or work drawer, portability matters. Compact shakers, pill organisers and smaller recovery tools can be far more practical than larger options when you're away from home.
Easy cleaning is worth considering
Shakers and food-storage accessories are much easier to live with when they come apart cleanly and are simple to wash. If you use something every day, convenience after use matters almost as much as convenience during use.
Match the accessory to your training
Lifting straps, belts, wraps and grips all have different uses. Choose based on the type of training you do rather than buying equipment simply because it's popular or heavily marketed.
Durability matters
Accessories that are used regularly can take a lot of wear. Look for sturdy materials, secure fastenings and simple designs that are likely to hold up well through repeated use.
Popular fitness accessory choices
Shaker bottles
A good shaker should be easy to carry, easy to clean and large enough for your usual drink. Protein shakes generally need less capacity than hydration or meal-replacement drinks, so choose a size that matches what you normally mix.
Water bottles
Water bottles are useful for training, work and everyday hydration. Think about capacity, whether you prefer a wide or narrow opening and how easily the bottle fits into your gym bag or bottle holder.
Lifting straps, grips & wraps
These accessories are commonly used during resistance training and can come in very different styles. Consider the exercises you perform, how much support or grip you're looking for and what feels comfortable in your hands.
Belts & support accessories
Training belts and similar accessories are available in different widths, materials and fastening systems. Fit matters, so use the individual product's sizing guidance rather than assuming one size will work across every brand.
Fitness accessories questions
What size shaker bottle should I buy?
For a typical protein shake, a medium-sized shaker is often enough, while larger bottles are useful for hydration drinks, meal replacements or bigger servings. Leave a little extra space so the drink can mix properly without filling the bottle right to the top.
What's the difference between a shaker and a normal water bottle?
A shaker is designed to mix powdered drinks and usually includes a mixing ball, mesh insert or similar system. A standard water bottle is mainly designed for carrying fluids, although some can still be used for simple powdered drinks.
How should I clean a protein shaker?
Rinse it as soon as possible after use, separate any removable parts and wash thoroughly according to the product's care instructions. Leaving protein residue sitting in a closed shaker is one of the quickest ways to create unpleasant smells.
Do I need lifting straps?
Not necessarily. Lifting straps are commonly used when grip becomes a limiting factor on pulling exercises, but whether they're useful depends on your training and preferences. They're an accessory rather than a requirement for strength training.
How do I choose the right lifting belt size?
Measure yourself where the belt will sit and use the sizing chart for the specific product. Belt sizing can vary between brands, so clothing size alone isn't a reliable guide.
What's useful to keep in a gym bag?
That depends on your routine, but common choices include a water bottle, shaker, lifting straps or grips, towel, headphones and any supplements or snacks you normally use around training.
Are recovery tools worth buying?
They can be useful if they fit into a routine you already enjoy. Foam rollers, massage tools and mobility accessories come in different shapes and firmness levels, so choose based on comfort and how you intend to use them rather than assuming the hardest or most complicated option is best.
When should I replace a shaker or training accessory?
Replace accessories when they're damaged, no longer seal or fasten properly, become difficult to clean or show enough wear that they're no longer comfortable or reliable to use.