Men's Fitness (UK)

Men's Fitness (UK) is a monthly publication aimed at men, focusing on health and fitness topics. It is produced by Dennis Publishing and is available in both the UK and Ireland.

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These are the best trail running shoes for any terrain

3 days ago | mensfitness.co.uk | Kieran Alger

Whether you’re chasing a PB on a mixed terrain 5km parkrun course, charging down a technical Alpine trail or cruising along forest paths, it’s important to wear the best trail running shoes. Even the best running shoes made for tarmac just won’t give you the grip, stability or agility to cope with the technical demands of off-road running. To help take your running further off the beaten track, we’ve put a selection of the latest trail running shoes through their paces.
And Then Bamboo Boxers review: my first choice for cardio

5 days ago | mensfitness.co.uk | Laurence McJannet

These bamboo boxers are one of the best short-legged workout shorts we’ve tried. Support and breathability are excellent with a silky panel where it matters to prevent overheating. ProsIdeal fit-and-forget comfortPlenty of supportGood heat and moisture managementConsWashing instructions quickly disappearSome might prefer more leg coverageIt seems like the world and his wife are making athletic apparel from sustainable sources these days – which is no bad thing.
BlendJet 2 review: I'd choose this for super-smooth shakes on-the-go

1 week ago | mensfitness.co.uk | Chris Haslam

For the price of a pair of gym shorts, the BlendJet 2 is a compact, portable and effective smoothie and protein shake maker. It will struggle with some harder ingredients though.
Nutribullet 900 review: the best blender I've found for smoothies

1 week ago | mensfitness.co.uk | Chris Haslam

If smoothies and shakes play a big part in your diet, and if you don’t have a Nutribullet 900 already, I’d have to ask why not. ProsImpressive blending powerGood ice crushing capabilitiesTwo cup sizesDepending on your ideal budget, how much countertop space you’ve got, and what you’re whipping up, certain blenders will perform better than others. If you’re looking for a blenders to whisk up smoothies using protein powders, the Nutribullet 900 blender could be the option for you.
Sage The Super Q review: the best blender I've tested

2 weeks ago | mensfitness.co.uk | Chris Haslam

It’s expensive and takes up a lot of worktop real estate, but there’s no denying the quality and versatility of The Super Q blender from Sage. ProsPowerful 2,400W motorManual control optionsLarge 2L jug and personal cupConsMost expensive blender on testNo heating element for soup settingThe Super Q blender from Sage (Breville in the US) is versatile, well made, easy to use, stylish looking and ferociously powerful.
TRX RIP Trainer review: my go-to bands for core and rotation

2 weeks ago | mensfitness.co.uk | Basil Kronfli

You’ll want extra bands to give your exercises variability, but this is a stellar piece of kit for sculpting defined abs. Just check your ceiling height before you get started…ProsExcellent core training kitShips with a workout guideConsOne resistance included (medium)Requires significant space to trainIf you’re looking for the best resistance bands to build core strength, look no further than the TRX RIP Trainer.
TRX Bandit Resistance Band Kit review: my choice for training on the go

2 weeks ago | mensfitness.co.uk | Basil Kronfli

These user-friendly bands are portable, lightweight, and versatile. Plus, the comfortable handles can be oriented any which way, making it easy to switch up your grip between exercises. ProsPortable and lightweightComfortable to useConsNot suitable for heavy strength trainingPricier than four individual bandsIf you’re a complete beginner looking for some of the best resistance bands, the TRX Bandit offers a portable, lightweight, and user-friendly system, that’s easy to get to grips with.
Gymproluxe Band and Bar Set 2.0 review: my perfect tool for chest training

2 weeks ago | mensfitness.co.uk | Laurence McJannet

Version 2.0 has been updated to give you everything you need for upper body training in one set. It’s a good value kit and intuitive to use, but lower body training options are limited. ProsExcellent for chest and upper bodyQuick and east to adjust resistanceConsLimited lower-body benefitAdditional kit required for full-body trainingThe Gymproluxe Band and Bar Set 2.0 gives you three levels of resistance in one convenient, lightweight belt.
Gorilla Bow Travel review: for me this is the best set for guided workouts

2 weeks ago | mensfitness.co.uk | Basil Kronfli

This powerhouse band system provides a gruelling full-body workout. You can use multiple bands to layer resistance, however loading heavier bands can be tricky. ProsPowerful full-body systemSupports multiple bands simultaneously ConsPriciest band system on testWill be too large and cumbersome for someIf you’re someone who likes the idea of investing in a system that covers full-body fitness, then the Gorilla Bow Travel should float your boat; it’s one of the best resistance bands around.
We’ve tested the best workout headphones in 2025

3 weeks ago | mensfitness.co.uk | Laurence McJannet

From motivational beast-mode playlists to distracting podcasts, science shows that being immersed in audio during your workouts can boost your enjoyment and your performance. So what better way to pump up your potential than with this tried-and-tested selection of the best workout headphones and earbuds.   We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best.