Who said fitness equipment doesn’t allow you to conform to the lofty standards of high-fashion? Louis Vuitton, the fashion house that has given us some of the world’s most iconic pieces of couture and designer gear has doubled down an unveiled a new product, worthy of the home gym. That’s right, next time you tune to Aerobics Oz Style and step into a Centr workout, you could be doing it with your very own pair of Louis Vuitton designer dumbbells.
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Featuring with the iconic LV monogram pattern, these high-end dumbbells weigh 3 kgs (6.7 pounds) and will set you back a cool AUD$3,600 before shipping. That may sound steep, but then again, how can you put a price on your health? According to Louis Vuitton, the weights “have a striking aesthetic and sporty appeal. They are an ideal gift for those who wish to exercise in style or elevate their home gym with exclusive Louis Vuitton details.
Not a fan of lifting? No stress, Louis has got you on the cardio front as well. The new Jump Rope Christopher puts a fashionable new spin on this workout essential. “Composed of a leather strand and handles covered with dark, masculine Monogram Eclipse canvas, the new Christopher jump rope goes everywhere,” Louis Vuitton says of its new high-end skipping rope. But with a price stage of AUD$890, would you really want to double dutch with this piece of equipment?
The last additions to Louis Vuitton’s lineup aren’t just quarantine-capitalisation, either. The brand has slowly started filtering more everyday carry, work and home essentials into its portfolio. For the home fitness fashionista, you can also score a water bottle holder worth AUD$1,710 and a monogrammed volleyball that will set you back AUD$3,600. Anyone up for a game?
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