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2016 Holiday Gear Guide: Women’s Lifestyle

$29, boomrunning.com

Befitting of an Olympic year, this super soft vintage-looking T-shirt celebrates the marathon in red, white and blue. Plus, its scooped neckline and slimming cut is made to better fit a women’s body rather than your average unisex tee.

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2016 Holiday Gear Guide: Recovery

$90, addaday.com

Why just roll muscles when you can roll and vibrate them in the same amount of time? That’s the premise behind Addaday’s latest recovery tool. The mechanics and rechargeable battery are encased in a textured roller for deep-tissue relief.

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2016 Holiday Gear Guide: Tech

$150, polar.com

The original fitness heart rate monitoring company ups its game with an affordable watch offering GPS, optical wrist heart rate, activity and sleep quality tracking. In addition to run essentials and a six-hour GPS and HR battery life, it also includes phone notification and inactivity vibration alerts as well as access to Polar Flow’s training data, plans and Smart Coaching features.

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2016 Holiday Gear Guide: Gifts

$31, sproutjam.com

Commemorate your run in the world’s grandest marathon with this personalized poster featuring your name, time and bib number.

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2016 Holiday Gear Guide: Men’s Performance

$250, thenorthface.com

Ultra minimal, lightweight and comfy, this is your excuse-free jacket for the winter. It’s even packed with reflective details for the dark winter months.

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2016 Holiday Gear Guide: Men’s Lifestyle

$70, saucony.com

Can’t beat the original when it comes to style. The cutting edge of performance shoes have long passed these by, but they’ll always look and feel great.

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2016 Holiday Gear Guide: Women’s Performance

$125, saucony.com

Don’t let this jacket’s outer lightweight material fool you—a soft fleece lining not only keeps you plenty warm but also wicks sweat. The FlexShell laminate is both wind and waterproof for wet winters, and super flexible, allowing the arms to move with ease.

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2016 Holiday Gear Guide: Cross-Training

$60, ragefitness.com

This little black ball hides 20 pounds of heft inside a bounce-free rubber coating, meaning you can slam it, throw it, or have a secure grip when using it for gut burning core workouts. Plus, the name says it all—what better way to smooth out holiday frustrations!

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2016 Holiday Gear Guide: Trail Running

$125, ultimatedirection.com

A lightweight trail running pack with plenty of smart storage and a comfortable fit.

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2016 Holiday Gear Guide: Music

$200, jbl.com

The over-the-ear Under Armour headphone combines great audio and a military-grade (used in flight helmets) in-ear heart rate monitor. As long as you carry your phone, just tap an ear bud for a current reading. The heart rate monitor also pairs to popular run apps including UA Record.

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