Equipment

Beyond shoes and clothing, the right accessories can make a run more comfortable, safer or simply easier to organise. Hydration, carrying systems, electronics, protection, care and small essentials all have a place when they solve a real need. Choose according to your distance, terrain and habits rather than adding equipment for its own sake. The best accessory is the one you actually use.

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  • Electronics / Watches / GPS
    Electronics / Watches...

    GPS watches and sports electronics can help you track pace, distance, training load and navigation. Before choosing, decide which functions you will genuinely use: battery life, GPS accuracy, activity tracking, maps or connectivity. More features are not automatically better; a clear, reliable interface can be just as valuable in everyday training.

  • Walking/trail poles
    Walking/trail poles

    Poles can reduce effort on climbs, improve balance and add support on hilly terrain. Aluminium and carbon, folding and telescopic designs each offer different trade-offs in weight, durability and pack size. For trail running or walking, correct length, a secure grip and an easy folding system are especially important.

  • Sleeves / Cuffs
    Sleeves / Cuffs

    Compression calf sleeves and arm warmers serve different purposes. Calf sleeves provide support and compression, while arm warmers add removable warmth when conditions change. Choose according to your sport, weather and preferred feel, and pay close attention to sizing so the item stays comfortable without restricting movement.

  • Socks
    Socks

    Socks have a direct effect on foot comfort, especially as the miles build. Technical fabrics help move moisture away, while a secure fit reduces unwanted movement and friction inside the shoe. Choose thickness, height and reinforcement according to your footwear, the season and whether you run on road, trail or over longer distances.

  • Hats / Gloves
    Hats / Gloves

    Hands and head can feel the cold quickly. Lightweight running gloves and hats add targeted warmth without forcing you into a heavier outfit. Choose according to temperature, wind and your own sensitivity to cold, and favour breathable pieces that are easy to carry when conditions improve.

  • Laces / gaiters / insoles
    Laces / gaiters / insoles

    Small shoe accessories can make a noticeable difference. Elastic laces speed up transitions and make shoes easier to put on, gaiters help keep debris out on the trail, and insoles can change underfoot comfort or support. Choose for a specific need and always check compatibility with your footwear.

  • Hydration pack / Water bottles / Canteens
    Hydration pack / Water...

    Hydration becomes increasingly important as outings get longer. Soft flasks, bottles, belts and carrying systems let you take water without excessive movement or bulk. Choose capacity and format according to duration, refill opportunities and how much else you need to carry. A simple, stable system is often the most comfortable solution.

  • Health
    Health

    Small details such as friction protection, foot care and electrolyte support can improve comfort during and after sport. This range brings together practical care and protection products for common sporting needs. They are not a substitute for appropriate preparation or medical advice when required; choose them for a clear purpose and follow the product instructions.

  • Caps / headbands
    Caps / headbands

    Caps and headbands provide simple protection from sun, sweat or cooler air. For running, they should stay light, breathable and secure without becoming distracting. A cap offers more shade, while a headband is more minimal and can cover the ears depending on its width. Choose according to the weather and what feels comfortable to you.

  • Nutrition
    Nutrition

    During prolonged exercise, carbohydrates, fluids and electrolytes can help support energy and hydration. This range includes gels, bars, fruit purées and electrolyte products for endurance sport. Needs vary with duration, intensity and individual habits. Always test your nutrition strategy in training before race day and follow the product directions.

  • Sports glasses
    Sports glasses

    Sports glasses protect your eyes from sun, wind, insects and spray while running or cycling. Our range covers different frame shapes and lens types for changing light and activities. Coverage, secure fit and compatibility with the rest of your equipment are important. Choose a pair that stays comfortable and stable even as effort and speed increase.

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