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Finally,Secret Confessions: Tubong Lugaw Episode 47 your home gym equipment collection can be complete.

Fitness company Onnit has produced a line of Star Warsthemed gear, including yoga mats, kettlebells, and medicine balls.

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All the gear is black, so naturally it stands to reason that only stuff from the dark side is featured.

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The medicine ball is the Death Star; the kettlebells are in the shape of Darth Vader, his Stormtroopers, and Boba Fett; and the yoga mat is poor Han Solo frozen in carbonite.

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Onnit says Darth Vader is the heaviest kettlebell, at 70 lbs and $199.95 before tax. The Stormtrooper is 60 lbs and $179.95, and Boba Fett is 50 lbs at $149.95.

That yoga mat is $64.95, and is reversible and moisture-wicking, Onnit says in the product page.

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Finally, the Death Star medicine ball is a 20 lb rubber weight for those core workouts, that'll costr you $74.95 before tax.

Here's video on how to use the Star Warskettlebells (or any kettlebell, really).

[H/T Fast Company]

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