Shop Women’s
Originally $130
This Editors’ Choice-winning shoe is an excellent option for all kinds of runners, from newbies to high-mileage marathoners. Read Full Review
Hydro Flask Standard-Mouth Vacuum Water Bottle
Originally $36
To make sure you’re staying hydrated during summer runs, be sure to bring along a water bottle like this insulated Hydro Flask, which will keep your water chilled for hours after a long run. Plus, the sport cap makes it easy to carry and take a swig with just one hand.
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Smartwool PhD Run Light Elite Low Cut Socks
Shop Men’s
Originally $19
You can never have too many socks, and these Smartwools are a running essential to keep your feet feeling light, cool, and dry on hot days.
Janji Runpaca Shirt - Women's
Originally $54
We recently tested and recommend Janji’s Runpaca t-shirts for sweaty summer workouts because the breathable, soft fabric made from Alpaca fleece will reduce odor and never weigh you down—no matter how sweaty it gets. Read Full Review
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Shop Women’s
Originally $130
The Escalante 2 road shoe features Altra’s quintessential wide toe box with a high rebound midsole for a snappy ride. Its light, soft knit upper will also help your toes breathe more on hot runs. Read Full Review
Osprey Dyna 1.5 Hydration Vest - 1.5 Liters
Shop Men’s
Originally $90
If you’re spending several hours out on the trail, you should probably bring some water to stay hydrated. This Osprey hydration pack designed specifically for running has you covered with its 1.5-liter capacity and other pockets to store gels and snacks.
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Originally $48
These 5-inch running shorts for women provide a fitted look that minimizes chaffing without being too tight or clingy during your workouts. Best of all, they’re now available in a few color options for way less than the usual $48 price tag.
Sunday Afternoons Aerial Cap
Originally $30
Whether you use it to keep the sun, sweat, or hair out of your eyes, this cap by Sunday Afternoons will do the job while also ventilating your dome on hot days.
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Balega Ultraglide No-Show Socks
Originally $16
These Balega socks with light cushioning and UltraGlide tech ensure the fabric won’t wear and tear as quickly as the other socks in your closet, so they’ll hold up for more runs to keep your feet cool and protected.
Shop Men’s
Originally $100
Among many highly-cushioned trail shoes with thick soles and deep lugs, the Merrell Trail Glove 5 stands out with its minimalist, back-to-the-basics look. You may need to take some time to adjust to its zero-drop platform and thin midsole, but this shoe excels at negotiating rough trails with its firm EVA foam, forefront rock plate, and grippy rubber outsole. Read Full Review
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Shop Women’s
Originally $99
You probably don’t want to carry a jacket along with you on summer runs, but if the forecast is looking iffy, it’s easy to carry along the packable Houdini jacket. Just stuff it in your pocket before you head out for a run and it can unfold into a full weather-resistant, lightweight layer just as quickly as the skies open up.
Hyperice Hypervolt Cordless Vibration Massager
Originally $349
If you’ve been running more than usual to get out of the house during the pandemic, you should make sure you’re also taking time for recovery now more than ever. This Hyperice handheld massager can seriously upgrade your recovery routine from the comfort of your own home, which is why we gave it a one of our 2020 Fitness and Nutrition Awards.

Paige Szmodis is an editor for Runner’s World, Bicycling, and Popular Mechanics, who researches and writes home, tech, and outdoor product reviews and news.
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