Gifts for fitness lovers under $50

A practical winter pick for a runner or skier.

A popular, useful gift for a teen or student who carries a drink everywhere.

For a runner, especially one training for or who has run the Chicago Marathon.

Someone who travels or trains and never packs a face wash.

A small, cheap way into strength or stretching work at home or while travelling, for a coworker, friend or teen who has started working out.

For a walker, gym-goer or commuter who wants cold water on the go.

For someone starting yoga or with limited flexibility who needs support in poses.

Suits a teen or student who carries water to school, practice or the gym.

For someone who walks or cycles to yoga class and wants hands free and their keys in one place.

A practical summer gift for someone who carries water everywhere.

For a young hockey player who wears a T-shirt under their gear or for dryland training.

For a runner who carries a phone and keys and runs in the dark, so the pack adds visibility too.

For a runner heading out on dark autumn and winter mornings or evenings who wants warmth and visibility in one piece.

For someone building a regular yoga practice who wants to track flexibility progress.

For a runner who suffers from chafing on longer runs; a practical gift that gets used every week.

An under-$25 gift that almost any winter outdoors person will use.

For a cyclist who wants a cage-free bottle setup, or rides a small frame where a normal cage is awkward.

For a young athlete or goalie who can practise reflexes alone against any wall.

A low-cost stocking filler for a cyclist; bottles get lost and chewed, so a spare is always used.

For a runner or walker who wants inexpensive, fun sunglasses for training.

An easy heritage-brand gift for a student or someone starting a fitness habit.

Suits a trail runner or long-distance cyclist who carries drinks in a vest or jersey pocket.

A practical gift for a runner, cyclist or anyone who trains outside in the Australian sun.

For a young soccer player who wants to practise alone in the backyard.