The 50 Best Gifts for Runners in 2023

Socks are always a great gift for runners. Blister-resistant and super comfortable, these Balegas will last your giftee pretty much forever. Plus, they help prevent chafing and rubbing even on long runs.

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It can be difficult to figure out just how to dress in the winter, but a vest is a staple piece of running gear that everyone should have. This one is down filled and super warm, plus it is made with a slightly stretchy material so it moves with them instead of feeling constricting. We also love that it has a slight taper to the waist for a flattering appearance.

These sunglasses are great for casual wear or running thanks to their simple classic style paired with technical features like scratch resistant lenses and lightweight frame, They also come in a bunch of great color options, so you can pick the one that best fits the aesthetic of your favorite runner.

This lip balm comes in 6 different flavors, and is made with organic, nourishing ingredients like beeswax, coconut oil, and vitamin E which helps to moisturize, renew, and repair lips. These are great as a single gift, or to split up for stocking stuffers.

Everyone could use a little extra glow in the winter time, and this facial sunscreen not only gives their skin a healthy glowy look, but also helps protect it when running or just out and about. It is super lightweight and leaves the face feeling soft and smooth.

This face cream is fragrance-free, gentle on sensitive skin and incredibly hydrating. It has ingredients like squalane and hyaluronic acid which helps to moisturize the skin and lock it in. It is also a sustainable choice since it has refills which detach from the external shell and are fully recyclable.

Patagonia's Nano Puff reigns king when it comes to puffer jackets. It's lightweight yet durable, packs up easily, and will keep you warm, too. It comes in many colors to satisfy any runner's style.

Chances are you have seen these pots and pans all over Instagram and TikTok. Not only are they beautiful to look at, but they are also made from nontoxic materials, and are designed to replace everything from frying pan to steamer. They are also available separately if you don't wish to buy the pair.

This roller gets deep into their tissue without having to work for it. The design squeezes and kneads tight muscles and knots and all they have to do is gently guide it along.

This little gadget is a lot of things in one including a sound machine, alarm clock, reading light and more. You can set the lights to mimic sunrise and sunset which helps create a more stable sleep schedule—even during daylight savings.

Compression socks are great for increasing circulation, and speeding up recovery. These are snug but still comfortable, and even have extra padding on the underfoot.

Just because they don't have a bathtub doesn't mean that washing up after a run can't be therapeutic. These shower steamers are filled with dried plants and essential oils which give a relaxing aromatherapy session through their whole shower.

For the runner who's always tight, this massage tool is cheaper than monthly massages, and it can get deep into the tissue without tiring. It comes with five heads, and has a rechargeable battery that can last up to 3 hours.

This inflatable hot tub makes winter training recovery less frightful and more delightful. It can fit up to four people and can be used both indoors and out—though it does need to be 39 degrees Fahrenheit or warmer outside.

Class Pass allows you to book workout classes, hair and nail appointments, and spa treatments with ease. It is great for those who travel frequently or are always looking for a new workout experience.

Training takes up a lot of time, and often doesn't leave room for cooking—even though we all know how important fueling is! To help make cooking faster, easier, and more delicious, get them this Instant Pot, which has seven different easy-to-use cooking functions.

Not only does this bucket hat look cute, but it's also super comfortable and won't fall off. It's made from incredibly lightweight, moisture-wicking material, and it comes in both basic and fun colors. If you prefer a more traditional style cap, they also have a ton more options here.

Calling all foodies! This cookbook, designed by pro runner Shalane Flanagan, focuses on the best foods to fuel your performance. With recipes ranging from smoothies to sandwiches to pasta to cookies, it has everything you need to nourish a hard-working body. Plus, the dishes are delicious and will leave even your non-runner friends coming back for seconds.

Great for triathletes, kids, or people who hate tying their shoes, these Lock Laces allow you to slip on your running shoes and still have them stay secure and supportive on your feet. They also come in 13 different colors, which gives you a bunch of options if you are trying to match a particular pair of shoes.

A lot of phone holders can be bulky and annoying, but this design by Sprigs feels like a second skin. Rubber nubs on the inside of the sleeve ensure that it doesn't slip, and since it's made from stretchy fabric, it can fit any size phone.

For more great ways to tote your tech, check out our coverage of the best phone holders for runners.