Retailers shining a spotlight on fitness sales with pulse-increasing price cuts

Fitness is the flavour of the week for sales, with budget supermarket Aldi's Special Buys catalogue cutting costs on pulse-increasing products.

As temperatures drop, the supermarket's prices on exercise equipment are following suit, with e-bikes for $999 headlining the health bargains.

The electric bicycles, created by Estate Bikes, offer men's and unisex varieties, equipped with a lightweight alumnium frame and a 36 volt lithium battery and cables to supercharge cycling.

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The pedal power reaches speeds of 25 kilometres an hour, and lasts up to 30 kilometres of distance on a single charge.

The bikes can also be paired with a mobile app and details their mode, battery life and power options on an LED display. Alongside the bike of the future is the bike of the past, with an indoor bike trainer priced at $69.99 and floor stand at $29.99.

Helmets, bike pumps and cycling glasses are also all available under the sale, from Saturday, April 17.

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Activewear retailer Decathlon is also peddling deals on skiwear ahead of the snow season, with $30 price reductions on ski gloves, half price snow jackets and 25 per cent off helmets.

For avid hikers and campers, select women's fleeces, kid's hiking boots and camping equipment have all been reduced for the week.

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For the true athletes that love the aesthetics possible more than they love being active, fortunately Rebel Sport is cutting the cost of clothing items, with sales on luxury streetwear lines including Puma, Underarmour and Adidas.

Garments include sweatpants, hoodies and workout tights and singlets.