This study addresses the global obesity epidemic with an innovative approach, focusing on the cultural and philosophical dimensions inherent in addressing physical inactivity by redesigning sports equipment for sedentary environments. Using the Design for Fun methodology, the research employed a comprehensive survey-based strategy, incorporating literature reviews and participant surveys. Insights from interviews, observations, and a questionnaire involving 52 participants revealed shortcomings in existing sports equipment and reasons for limited regular exercise, including aspects related to size and shape and reduced enjoyment. In response, the research presents a new product design, which was evaluated by 32 specialists and received high user satisfaction. Methodologically, the study emphasizes the importance of continuous user feedback for design refinement. Additionally, the study draws conclusions on the effectiveness of integrating cultural and philosophical dimensions into obesity and healthy lifestyle interventions and provides recommendations for future research and initiatives in this field. With promising results, this research contributes significantly to the fields of obesity intervention and sports product design, serving as inspiration for future impactful initiatives to promote global well-being.