Customer Ratings & Reviews

Perfect game for exercise at home! Ring is awesome! Totally different way of working the arms and core. Highly recommended!

Worth the high price to get your kids moving when they are playing the switch. I was surprised that that my grandson would take on the challenges competitively and it will help him develop some core strength he needs. Would help if they develop more games to make it usable on other adventure games.

I got the Ring Fit to add some exercise to my life. I know myself well enough that I would not travel to and from a gym to work out and I thought this would be entertaining enough to keep me exercising at home. I've been with it for a month and, for the most part, the game is exactly what I wanted. There are multiple modes - the gaming-like adventure mode and the exercise selection workout mode are what most would gravitate towards. I always do the adventure mode, because I find it entertaining enough to have me working out for longer and keep me on the routine. The few flaws I've found with the game are as follows: 1. If you check your pulse after a stage, it takes a photo on your switch. There might be a way to turn this function off, but in a quick look-around, I couldn't find it. 2. There are some specific assists for those who have certain problems (ie, bad knees or back). However, some stages of the adventure mode focus on specific areas of the body or specific exercises, so this might be an issue for some. 3. The voices for the Ringcon character are annoying - the male one less so, but both are high-pitched and grate on the nerves at least a little. 4. The game has a cooldown option for after your workout. The problem I've run into with this is that it may decide I did more arm exercises that day and focus on only cooling that set of muscles down; however, in those same levels I did arm exercises, I was also jogging through said levels and knee-lifting up stairs, so my legs were worked out a bit as well. I've just done more stretches after the game's cool down ends to keep from getting a cramp later. Overall, this is a good tool for working out at home if you like games and maybe need something along that line motivation-wise and entertainment-wise to stick with it. The ringcon seems pretty sturdy and the leg strap fits a large range of leg sizes.

Great games. A lot of fun to play and a great way to stay active and to lose weignt

This was way better for exercise than I expected it to be. The ring is also much more durable than you would expect

This “game” is a great way to get back into exercising. I am surprised by how it has challenged me without becoming overly strenuous.

nintendo really did figure out how to keep me engaged with working out. They took my love of RPGs and built a workout routine around it. Now, I don't know how well people who DON'T like RPGs will fare with this. There are modes that are strictly for workouts, but I don't know how "fun" those would be.

It is surprisingly hard work and actual work out. It was better than wifit. I hope it lasts longer though.

Fantastic way to get back in shape. Fun games that you play and realize - wait - I just burned how many calories?!

This game is a great way to keep the kids occupied and active during a pandemic - and it works for adults too!

It's really fun and easy to set up. Easy to adjust the settings and a great way to stay motivated to exercise.

Decent workout kind of fun.Gives you the option if you live in apartment not to be jumping which is nice.

This makes exercising fun! The game is very interactive and really fun to play. It doesn’t even feel like I’m exercising!

This is must to have nintendo game especially during this pandemic! Good for indoor exercise. Love this game.

One of the easiest and yet effective workouts I’ve done for a long time. I hate exercise but this isn’t bad and I’ve kept with it.

My kids love this game. It’s a great way for them to burn some calories while playing a video game at the same time.

Great way to get moving and have fun in the process.

I have only played this a couple of times. I've got a bum ankle which makes playing it difficult since you have to run in place throughout the game. I've tried using a bike instead but haven't gotten it to read my movements correctly. I will keep trying since it really does seem like a decent game.

I didn't think much of this game. But it really gives you a good sweat and its fun for me to do all the obstacles.

why bother to buy those expensive gears when you can play a game and keep fit..