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Our legs can only take us so far as runners. Sooner or later we’ll need to catch a flight or buckle up for a road trip to get where we’re going, and that can pose a challenge to covering the miles we really care about—the ones we’re putting on our running shoes. Here at Runner’s World, we do a lot of traveling for our own jobs, destination races, and vacations, and we think one of the best things about going to a new place is getting to see it firsthand on a run. To make that happen, we’ve tested a ton of travel gear, shoes, and other products to help you stay comfy en route and pull off your daily runs away from home. Here’s the best of it.
These truly wireless buds deliver crystal-clear sound and a snug fit that stays put on runs, plus noise cancellation flights and "transparency mode" to keep you safer running on roads.
A little squeeze from compression socks goes a long way for avoiding stiff muscles, improving circulation, and boosting recovery when you’re sitting for hours at a time.
Stay hydrated while you travel with this 20-ounce bottle that collapses when empty for easy storage once you reach the security checkpoint at the airport.
This duffel’s 40-liter capacity and weather-resistant construction are ready for anything come race weekend—it even converts to a backpack so you can shoulder heavy loads.
Soft enough for chilly in-flight naps—yet breathable enough for a quick run when you land— this double-duty Janji is an essential for the globetrotting runner.
This travel kit includes an eye mask, ear plugs, and memory-foam neck pillow—everything you need to clock quality snooze time when switching timezones.
Morgan is a gear editor who has been with Runner’s World since 2017. She started as an intern ghostwriting The Warmup, a bygone version of the daily RW newsletter. Now, she tests and reviews anything you might find on runners’ feet-from crew socks and compression boots to carbon-plated super shoes.
A lifelong runner and shoe geek, Morgan has been chasing the perfect pair of kicks since she joined her grade school cross-country team. Since then, she ran as a Division I walk-on for the cross-country and track & field teams at the University of Delaware, where she studied English and Biology. She has one full marathon under her belt, and has raced more halfs and 5Ks than she can count.