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Running apparel does not need to cost an arm and a leg, and these Asics shorts are a great example. They feature soft, breathable, and lightweight poly-spandex fabric, and the integrated liner provides support without chafing. If you need an extra pair of shorts to have around, this is a great option.

The powerful Forerunner 955 has every level of runner covered, no matter how far they run. I love this watch because it has all the advanced training features you could ever want, like multi-band GPS, full-color maps, training readiness score, and even measures your overnight heart rate variability to give you a better look at your health and recovery. Bonus: The battery lasts for 42 hours in GPS-tracking mode.

NordicTrack's mid-tier treads bring excellent features and value. The T Series 9.5S integrates a touch-screen display so you can leverage the iFit ecosystem of workouts—you can do studio workouts with trainers or even go on virtual runs in scenic locations all around the world. Plus, the treadmill responds to changes in the topography of your virtual run. The machine only goes up to 12 mph, but a 5-minute pace is fast enough for most of us, even on our fastest interval workouts.

You can wear this sports bra all day in comfort, thanks to its gel-cushioned straps. It’s also moisture-wicking, highly breathable, and features mesh on the straps and front panel, keeping you feeling dry rather than swampy. Molded cups provide ample support without an underwire, and this bra is easy to put on and take off.

I love brownies. Energy bars, on the other hand, can be tricky. I’ve had some that are too chalky, too dry, or just off-putting. But you can’t go wrong with Clif: The bars are great for nibbling on pre-workout and chowing down after for recovery. The wholesome bar is reminiscent of an afterschool snack.

I used to buy from coffee shops every morning post-run. This machine was actually an anniversary surprise from my partner. I was hesitant about using it, feeling like it was a self-serving gift disguised as a present for both of us. But I was eventually wooed by the different pod flavors and smooth taste particular to Nespresso. Now I drink even more caffeine—and save wads of cash by limiting my coffeehouse visits once a week.

The 255s Music provides everything the music-loving runner needs. All you need to do is connect via Bluetooth to your earbuds—Garmin is compatible with several brands, including Shokz, Jabra, and JBL—and sync your music downloads from your computer or phone. It's perfect if you want to listen to tunes while you run phone-free. The watch also tracks other metrics for the data-minded, including pace, cadence, sleep, and more.

I like how dynamic and lightweight Thule's models feel while running compared to other strollers I've tested. The integrated handbrake gives me piece of mind and the reclining seat and canopy cover ensures your little rider will be comfy during your run. Some variations carry different levels of discount, so click through the options to be sure you're getting the color you want or the best deal.

The Coros Pace 2 is a high-value alternative to other GPS watches on the market. This watch may lack some features of higher-end options, but its focus on being lightweight and streamlined has earned it praise here at Runner’s World. Getting this good-value watch at a discounted price only sweetens the deal further.

While the lack of ear wings may give you pause, these buds will stay put during runs without any noticeable ill effects. The battery life is on par with what you get from comparable other models. The earbuds seal well in your ears, but not so tightly that you can’t hear your surroundings.

I’m extremely picky when it comes to water bottles. Of the dozens I’ve tested over the years, the Yeti Rambler is among the few that’ve met all my requirements. It’s dishwasher-safe, keeps my coffee hot and water icy cold, and is compatible with several different lids and mouthpieces. I’ve had mine for almost four years. Though it’s dented and covered in stickers, it insulates—with zero leaks whatsoever—just like it did the day I got it.

I bought my first pair of Hidden Comforts years ago from a now-defunct local running store, but Balega’s best-selling sock is still around. It’s my go-to for long runs because Balega stuffs the entire footbed—not just the heel and toe areas—with ultra-plush padding. And most importantly, the snug collar and ankle tab keep them from sliding down into my shoes.

Runners with especially stinky feet may want to try the Balega Silver model, which uses anti-microbial fibers to limit the growth of odor-causing bacteria.

Some color options of these socks may offer different or deeper levels of discount, so be sure to sort through the various options in your size to see the sale price of each.

I like basic running watches that aren’t loaded with extra features, but that doesn’t mean I’ll compromise on what’s essential to my run. That’s why I like the Pacer. I’ve found the GPS fast and accurate in both cities and suburbs, the optical heart rate monitor reliable, and the menus intuitive to navigate. It’s sleek and lightweight—just a few grams heavier than a packet of GU—and offers 32 hours of battery life with dual-frequency GPS enabled.

TriggerPoint foam rollers are built to last, which is why you’ll frequently spot this brand in gyms and the offices of PTs and athletic trainers. The Rush model is my favorite because its squiggly channels are just firm enough for that “hurts so good” feeling on tight hamstrings, without aggravating more sensitive areas like my calves and Achilles.