If young people thought that they’re the only ones that have the authority to be techy, we’ll they thought wrong. In today’s topic, we picked the best running gears essentials for you. These picks go as basic as a cup of coffee because it does the job in a click. Ready now, let’s start.

Topo Athletic Ultraventure

This is the best basic running shoes that you could ever get in the market today. The toe room size is incredible and can fit any toe size (given that the shoe size suits your foot size). Their shoe room is roomy, but it doesn’t let your heels slip (or feel like slipping) when you vigorously run. The cushion of this shoes is a great comfort for any terrains that you want to run into. The shoes have drainage gills too that are perfect in eliminating water when you run in the rain. It is priced at $130 only. Get your pairs now!

Nike Eclipse Shorts (for women)

The Nike Eclipse Shorts has a drawstring on, so you won’t have to worry about your butt not making it into the finish line. The shorts have a Dri-Fit fabric, which is perfect for a brisk run in the morning or a long walk in the afternoon. The Dri-fit fabric absorbs your sweat and won’t give you off some rash even in stinging midday noon.

Airpods

Airpods is the real kicker when you want a quality yet easy to use equipment to use for running. They are wireless, which means you don’t need to jam earphones wire on your phone. That way, you can freely move as wide as you want without the annoying trail of wires in your body. Plus, they are pretty handy in calls because you talk to the person (through a call, of course) even when you’re running. They fit any human ear imaginable, and they feel secure, so you won’t worry about losing them mid-run.

Garmin Instinct

Garmin Instinct is a smartwatch to have during a long run. It has a built-in satellite system that you can use (not to get lost, hopefully) as a tracking system. It’s also lightweight and durable. It’s perfect for water sports as it is waterproof.
And last but not least;

Darn Tough Vertex Ultra-Light No Show Socks

Dreaming of a quality sock that would cut way up your ankle? Look no further. The Darn Tough Vertex Ultra-Light No Show Socks just made that available for you. Its ankle-high sock and fabric won’t make you slip inside your running shoes. This sock will provide you the grit that you need during distance running as it doesn’t stretch or tear down. Just go easy with it when you put it in a laundry. Do not use chlorine on them and wash them only in cold water.

Final cup of tea:

Now that you’re ready to groove those thighs and feet don’t forget to purchase the right equipment for your next running marathon. The second part of this running guide edition is coming next, so stay tuned!

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