The 30 Best Running Gifts You Can Buy for Your Husband

Would your husband lose his head if it weren’t attached to his body? These locator devices connect to his phone via Bluetooth and let out a loud alarm to help him locate whatever they’re attached to when signaled through the app. And don’t worry if he loses his phone, either, because the signal works both ways.

These noise-cancelling earbuds are great for helping your husband zone out on the trails or tune out the noise at the gym. They stay snug in the ears thanks to the silicone tail, and they're water-resistant, so they'll hold up against his sweatiest workouts.

You can never go wrong with a quality pair of boxers. This one comes in a pack of three and is specifically designed for working out. They’re made with incredibly soft fabric that has four-way stretch, and are sweat-wicking to help keep him dry.

If the runner in your life is a beer lover always in search of a new craft brew, he will love a subscription to the craft beer club. This service delivers 12 beers right to your doorstep, and can be set to come monthly, every other month, or quarterly.

This soap not only smells great, but it also serves as an exfoliant. It uses natural pumice to scrub the skin without stripping moisture, leaving his skin feeling baby soft.

Although this is a pricey gift, it's the perfect way to spoil a coffee fanatic—and it makes up for its price if your hubby is a frequent purchaser of seven-dollar lattes. It's a great balance between user-friendly and customizable, and can pull a stellar shot while sitting pretty on your counter.

These Polartec wind-resistant gloves provide just the right amount of warmth for outdoor workouts and runs (when it’s not below freezing). And the touchscreen-friendly thumbs and forefingers make it easy for him to return a quick text, too.

This fleece beanie will keep him cozy and super visible even when the sun starts to set. And since it’s made by Carhartt (famous for its workwear), you know it will last a while.

Working with your hands—whether in a trade or simply spending some time cross-training at the gym—can be sketchy with precious metal wrapped around a finger. That’s where this durable, hypoallergenic silicone ring comes in: With this gift your husband can show his commitment without having to worry about any kind of injury or scratching, dents, or damage to the real wedding band.

Help your hubby pamper his feet after a long run. These memory-foam slippers have a plush bottom and a waddle knit upper to let his dogs breathe.

Save your hands and his muscles. This massage gun includes five different heads and features a customizable speed range. It also has a battery life of up to two hours, which means he won’t have to charge it for every use.

The Commercial 2950 boasts a huge, 22-inch touchscreen, which can stream 12,000-plus motivating workouts. With the turn of a dial, he can switch from soft, joint-friendly cushioning to the firmer feel of a road-like surface.

Two digitally amplified speakers, one-touch controls, fans, and noise reduction all work together for the most immersive and intuitive treadmill workout he may ever have.

He can never have too many socks—especially if they’re Balegas. The quarter-length Enduro is long enough to keep ankles warm on a brisk winter day but short enough that it can be worn year-round. That just-right height is paired with a medium dose of cushioning.

For serious athletes, this is the recovery superstar. Get the benefits of a massage without visiting a therapist. The machine can target certain zones in the legs, working out knots and areas of tightness.

These sunglasses may seem like a summer staple, but freshly fallen snow can be just as blinding as a beach full of sand. These sunglasses are light, comfortable, and nonslip—not to mention they come in an array of colors. Since they don’t break the budget, they’re a great gift for any runner you love.

This fun glass is a great reminder of your hubby's favorite hobbies. Plus there’s a bit of extra motivation, since the measurements imply he can only have a full pint if he’s run a marathon.

The Garmin 945 has just about everything he could want in a running watch, with on-board music storage, heart rate monitoring, and colored maps. It’s also a top pick for triathletes given the long battery life and accurate swim and bike stats tracking.

Buying shoes for a runner can be tough especially if you aren't repurchasing a model they already own, but if you are buying blind, the Ghost is a great option. It's a top pick we selected in this year's rounds of testing, with medium cushioning that's great for speed workouts and long runs and a soft, breathable upper that keeps the feet cool.

These mid-length shorts are soft, lightweight, and ideal for a run on a hot summer day or a mild fall morning, given the mix of coverage and quick-drying, breathable fabric.