Gifts for runners under $100

Handy for travel days, short hikes or walking around a city with a phone, keys and wallet.

A practical winter pick for a runner or skier.

A compact recovery tool for runners and gym-goers who already own a foam roller.

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

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 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.

A small safety light for a commuter or casual rider, easy to move between bike and bag.

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

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 runner who trains before sunrise or after dark on the road, where lights help more than reflectors.

A last-minute gift for a runner or cyclist who already logs every workout on Strava.

For a runner doing half-marathon distances or shorter who wants water that fits a vest or belt pocket.

For a runner or gym-goer who wants a roller small enough for a gym bag or suitcase.

For a hiker who wears through socks; the lifetime guarantee means worn-out pairs can be replaced.

A useful stocking stuffer for anyone who runs or walks before sunrise or after dark in winter.

For a runner who likes light, minimal kit and already wears running underwear underneath.

Lets a winter runner keep training outside on icy sidewalks.