Lululemon’s “We Made Too Much” Section Is Filled With Seriously Good Running Gear Finds

There’s nothing wrong with working out in a tighter top if that’s your jam, but admittedly, we love something a little flowier. If you do too, then this shirt is for you. This top is available in three shades, has some stretch to it, and won’t hold onto sweat. Better yet, you can score it now for under $45.

Available in 19 colors, these shorts are going for as low as $39 right now. These stretchy shorts feature a liner with a pocket underneath, reflective details, and fabric that wicks away moisture fast. Depending on where you live, shorts might not be your vibe these days, but now would be a great time to stock up on them for the warmer months.

We don’t know about you, but where we live, it’s gotten very cold, very fast. So, of course, now is when we’re reevaluating our jackets and coats. If you could use a new one for your winter runs, then this might just be the one for you. It’s available in two colors, is water-repellant (great news if it’s snowing a lot near you), and utilizes PrimaLoft insulation to help keep you cozy.

On some winter days, we can get away with leaving our gloves at home. But with as cold as it’s been lately, we really can’t. Enter these Lululemon gloves that are currently under $30.

These gloves come in two sizes and colorways, feature a buckle to help keep the pair together, and are water-repellant, so no worries if it starts snowing, sleeting, or raining during your already-chilly run.

Truly, you can never have too many leggings on hand. This pair is available in five colors and features stretchy fabric that does away with sweat to help keep you comfortable throughout your training session — whether you’re at the gym or running along the road.

If you could use an extra layer for your chilly weather runs, you might consider picking up this half-zip. Not only will it keep sweat and stench at bay, but it also features built-in ventilation to help keep you from getting uncomfortably warm.

You can grab this half-zip in three different colors and sizes ranging from XS to XXL (though a couple of colors are a little picked over, so we’d add this to cart ASAP if you’re interested!).

Usually over $20, these running socks are currently under $10 on Lululemon’s site. You can get them in white or black with neon yellow and in sizes S or M (L is currently sold out).

Reviewers appreciate the tabs in the back and love how comfortable these socks wear. Plus, the socks feature built-in cushioning and utilize a treatment that will keep them from becoming smelly.

If you’d like to incorporate extra pockets that won’t add bulk to your running fit, opt for this fleece and ripstop running vest. The back of the vest offers four pockets — including two zippered ones — as well as reflective elements on the sides.

Plus, if it’s chilly where you run, the fleece covering the front of the vest can offer a little additional warmth. Better yet, you can get this vest for well under $150 right now.

Maybe your wardrobe has plenty of leggings, shirts, and jackets for you to run in. But for something that allows an easy, streamlined look while also providing support and comfort, you might want to add this one-piece to your rotation.

Available in lavender and black options, this nearly $200 one-piece is currently going for under $100. Not to mention, it has four pockets throughout and the fabric won’t hold onto sweat and moisture.

In the event you could use a new pair of running shoes to kick off 2024, we recommend snagging a pair of Lululemon’s Blissfeel 2 running shoes while they’re under $75. Our editors have previously dubbed this shoe the best daily trainer for women and the best women’s running shoe.

Part of what makes these shoes stand out is that they were crafted to cater to women’s bodies particularly. If you’ve been searching for a “hardy, supportive recovery shoe,” as Test Editor Amanda Furrer wrote in a review of the Blissfeel 2, look no further.

No pockets to store your phone? Not a problem when you have this armband to store it in. Available for just under $30 right now, this armband comes in two different sizes. Plus, it, too, is outfitted with reflective elements, like so many of the brand’s running-centric products.