Home saunas, cold plunges, recovery tools, a private gym and the wardrobe pieces he'd never buy himself.
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Saunas, cold plunges and heart monitors for the decades ahead. See the Longevity & Recovery page
Full-spectrum infrared heat with red light therapy built in, so one session does both. Sun Home's best seller, sized for two, with a limited lifetime warranty.
A cover that cools or warms each side of the bed separately and tracks his heart rate and sleep without a wearable. Requires a yearly membership from $199.
A full-body muscle stimulation suit that turns a 20-minute workout into a strength session. Described as the only FDA-cleared at-home EMS system, with no monthly fee.
A spa-style infrared cabin from the brand known for its infrared sauna blankets.
A plug-in cold plunge with the chiller built inside, down to 37°F. Pairs naturally with a sauna.
An aluminum-and-glass outdoor sauna that looks like a piece of modern architecture on the patio. Add the red light option when ordering.
A pro-grade massage gun with heat and vibration heads and a built-in biometric sensor.
A sleep and recovery tracker that looks like a plain ceramic band. For the man who loves his data.
Fortune's Best Overall red light panel of 2026. Red and near-infrared light over his whole body in a short daily session.
Fortune's pick for Best Red Light Panel for Anti-Aging: seven wavelengths and a dedicated skin mode in a compact, high-output design.
Fortune's Best Sauna Blanket Overall. A deep infrared sweat at home or in a hotel suite, with a low-EMF design.
Who What Wear's Best Overall LED mask after months of testing. Three wavelengths, ten minutes, done while he answers email.
A year of 160 lab tests drawn at Quest, with results and trends in one app. For the man who tracks everything but his own biomarkers.
The compression boots elite athletes use after training. Air pulses up each leg in waves to move circulation after golf, tennis or a long flight. Most models are FSA/HSA eligible.
The most powerful version of the percussion massager pro athletes travel with. Variable speeds work out the knots from a round of golf or a long week at the desk.
A Tom's Guide Editor's Choice. The AI sets the resistance for short, all-out sprint workouts of about 10 minutes, built for the man with no time for a 45-minute run.
A health check every morning: a 6-lead ECG through the handle, nerve health readings, vascular age and muscle and fat by body segment, all in one app.
An FDA-cleared, clinical-grade blood pressure monitor with a color screen that shows at a glance whether a reading is in range. It syncs to the same Withings app.
A heart monitor dressed by Hermès. It takes an ECG on demand, alerts him to irregular rhythms, and has FDA-cleared notifications for possible high blood pressure, with a Hermès leather or steel band.
For the man who'd rather wear a real-looking watch. It's a classic analog face hiding an FDA-cleared ECG with AFib detection, plus heart rate, oxygen and temperature tracking, and the battery lasts up to 30 days.
A private club's equipment, without the membership.
A wall-mounted strength system with up to 250 lb of digital resistance and AI coaching. Garage Gym Reviews scored its smart features 5 out of 5. Membership $59.95/month.
CNN Underscored's Best Overall rowing machine, with classes filmed on real rivers and led by former world-class rowers.
The Italian brand that equips Olympic teams. TechRadar's reviewer called it the best treadmill he has ever tried: wide, whisper-quiet, and no monthly subscription.
Tailoring, cashmere and the shoes he'd never buy himself. See the The Wardrobe page
A black suit in fine merino twill from Italy's great tailoring house. Sharp enough for the board meeting, and for every black-tie evening that isn't quite black tie.
The polish professional shoe-shiners swear by, in a burlwood box with horsehair brushes, wax, cream and conditioner. Handsome enough to leave out in his dressing room.
The relaxed, open-collar linen shirt Loro Piana calls its ultimate, a classic since 1998 inspired by Neapolitan shirt-making. No visible logo; customers rate it 4.9 out of 5.
A featherweight knit polo for cool evenings on the terrace: the quiet-luxury uniform of the Riviera, with no logo in sight.
Nobody cuts evening wear quite like Tom Ford: sharp peak lapels and a fit that needs only a final tailor's touch. For gala season.
Cashmere on one side, Loro Piana's weatherproof Storm System shell on the other. The jacket he'll reach for from the golf course to the airport.
Made by the bootmaker that has shod kings since 1866. Soft suede on a sturdy sole: the shoes he'd never buy himself.
La Mer's richest eye cream, for the man who spends his days on screens and his weekends in the sun.