Quality gear to make you feel like a million bucks no matter how hard you’re pushing it.
CEP Dynamic+ Run Ultralight Low Socks ($20)
Some compression socks feel as tight as tourniquets. Not these. are just snug enough to reduce swelling, increase circulation, and support muscles and joints.
Adidas ´dz’s Voyager Jacket ($99)
Made from a surprisingly silky, 90 percent recycled polyester, this was an impressively strong buffer against the elements on damp, 45-degree days, offering no excuse to stop training.
Coeur Sports Bra ($45)
Designed by veteran Ironman Kebby Holden, this has a hidden cleavage pocket and wears perfectly on its own—all the better to show off the retro wraparound stripes and shapely racerback.
TriggerPoint Grid STK Foam Roller ($35)
Look no further than Trigger Point when it comes to quality, compact rollers. ’s ridged foam surface replicates a massage therapist’s hands—a godsend for relieving tweaked muscles after Pilates.
Patagonia Lightweight Black Hole 28L Tote ($49)
Two words sum up : tough and simple. Sand, grit, and late-season snow couldn’t penetrate its ripstop nylon, which is treated with a water-repellent finish. True to its name, it swallowed everything.
Fjällräven High Coast Tights ($100)
The 50-50 blend of polyamide and recycled polyester in works double time, providing a cushy layer next to skin and wicking sweat as you ramp up the intensity.
Tasc Performance Rhythm Skirt ($54)
Comfortable but with a touch of whimsy, this anti-odor, UPF 50 hides inner compression shorts that add iron support for weary glutes.