Here is a product that will help keep your life on the run just a little easier. The makers of Lock Laces have made it nice not only for us runners, but for anyone looking to replace their current shoe laces. If you have never heard of Lock Laces don’t feel too bad. I had never heard of them either until just recently.
Timex keeps moving forward with GPS training watches. If you like to keep track of your miles and heart rate and everything in between keep this watch in mind. If you know much about Timex then you don’t need me to sell this watch to you. If you don’t and are looking to purchase a GPS watch this might be the one for you.
If you are looking for a shoe that stays true to what it is intended for, then you could never go wrong in a pair of Glycerins. These shoes are built to put many miles on them and a ride that will keep your feet and legs fresh. For those of you that have worn the Glycerin 10, I think you will love the updates and upgrades that have went into the 11.
There is still a month of spring left and running outside is getting a lot more enjoyable. If you are new to the sport of running or planning for your tenth 10K, this guide has something for you. We found 5 new pairs of shoes and some great new pieces of clothing that will get you off the couch and on the road or trail. So find some new gear, make a resolution to use it, and then sign yourself up for a race. Enjoy the run!
Now that the weather is starting to improve it is time to start thinking of getting off the treadmill or couch and hit the pavement or better yet a trail. We looked for products that will not only look good on you but are both technical and comfortable. Whether you love running through the trees on trails or if asphalt and cement are your best friend, there is something in this guide for you.
Running in the winter is always be a bit tougher for me. Not only is it cold but the weather is often times bad and it gets darker earlier in the night. I know for me having the right gear for winter running is essential and one thing that always gets cold are my hands. The Brooks Adapt gloves solve many of the winter running woes.
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