I currently own a treadmill, one of those machines where you sit and pull the bar toward you while pushing out with your feet (never use this machine), and I have a couple pairs of small dumbells, around 1-3lbs I think.

I would really like some good exercise items to have on hand at home. Preferably small things that can be easily stored...dont have much room for another big machine.

Ive heard a lot about kettlebells on here? Ive never used them but is this something good to own?

When im doing at home workouts I seem to like to work on my abs or my arms the most...but I will take any suggestions for some good items to own.
Thank you!

Sell everything and get a used Concept 2 rowing machine.  They're light, bulletproof, and very effective.

You'll thank me later

I currently own a treadmill, one of those machines where you sit and pull the bar toward you while pushing out with your feet (never use this machine), and I have a couple pairs of small dumbells, around 1-3lbs I think.

I would really like some good exercise items to have on hand at home. Preferably small things that can be easily stored...dont have much room for another big machine.

Ive heard a lot about kettlebells on here? Ive never used them but is this something good to own?

When im doing at home workouts I seem to like to work on my abs or my arms the most...but I will take any suggestions for some good items to own.
Thank you!

• TRX
• Pull up bar
• Super band

TRX because of it's versatility; you can hit an body part in a number of different ways AND take it anywhere (hang it up from a tree and workout outside).
Pull up bar b/c IMO pull ups and push ups are the two most basic/important upperbody exercises.
Superband(s) are my favorite resistance bands.  You can wrap them around your shoulders to add resistance to push ups, hang them from a pull up bar to do assisted pull ups, do tricep pull downs, bicep curls, and they have a variety of uses in lunges, sprints shuffles and other movement/agility exercises.

Other fun toys I recommend are a jump rope, a foam roller, cones or a ladder (for agility training), a battle rope, kettle bells, a Swedish ball and/or bosu ball, a box or elevated platform to jump on and, of course, a good pair of running shoes.

You could add some weights (15-20 lbs) and different sizes of kettlebells to your home gym. Take a look at this page for home kettlebell exercises.

Here are some things I recommend to keep in mind for now: Jump ropes - these are powerful and you will use them a lot. Exercise bands - I love bands and they are very inexpensive but very effective. Stability ball - not expensive but highly effective. It does take up some room though.

I have some dumbbells and resistance bands for my daily workout. I bought them from Toplus. Small but efficient. And I find the workout intensity with their sliding discs is totally beyond my expectation. It's a great workout for core training, but I couldn't complete the basic moves because of the muscle weakness, lol. If you want to crank up your exercise, you can try this.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078XD7NW4?tag=toplus0a-20
https://www.etoplus.com/Blog-Sliding-Disc-Workout-For-Beginners.html