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Best Running Gear of 2020

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2020 running was not canceled, and luckily, some of the best running gear came out this year. It’s one of the few positive things about the year.

Happy end of the year. My favorite part of the end of the year is half of my blogs are recaps of 2020

Like every single other person, things have certainly not been what we expected for 2020.

So without delay, here is some of the Best Running Gear of 2020:

Best Recovery Running Gear:

Best Watch Coros Apex: I am biased because I’ve been using the Coros Apex watch since early 2019. (hashtag early adopter). I love how far Coros has come, including signing Olympian Kipchoge.

A couple of things I specifically like about Coros are the long battery life and track setting.

Best Headphones for Running and Working Out: It was hard to pick between these two for the best running gear because both headphones work extremely well for different situations

Best Running Safety Product: Safety Skin: I like Safety skin because it’s easy to use a reflective product. You apply it directly to your body like a deodorant. This means you can wear your favorite gear and still be reflective of cars at night. (Obviously, more reflection is better)

Best Hydration Vest: Salomon S-Lab Sense Ultra 8L Hydration Vest Review I use the Salomon S-Lab Sense Ultra 8L hydration vest on many of my longer trail runs. I appreciate it’s lightweight and doesn’t feel bulky or annoying when running. 2020 was the year I got more into trail running, so I’m looking forward to trying and reviewing more best running gear for the trails.

Best Way to Hold a Cell Phone While Running: Koala Clip, I don’t know how many times I can add Koala Clips to my reviews. Koala Clip is designed by women for women (but yes, men, you can use it too).

It snaps into the back of a sports bra or on the side of your pants. You can bring your phone on runs without holding it. When I polled Twitter, Koala Clip was the overwhelming favorite for best running gear of 2020.

Holding Small Items and Cards While Running:  Wrist Locker Review If your pants don’t have pockets, the wrist locker is a great alternative. I use this a lot while biking when I wanted to bring a card or even my cell phone but didn’t want to bring a backpack. Plus, it was designed by Kat, a college student, in her dorm!

You can see more gear review posts here.

Question for you:

What are some of your favorite and best running gear of 2020?

What running gear are you looking forward to trying next? 

 

 

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