The Best Amazon Running Gear to Help You Stay Motivated and Consistent

Tribe Water Resistant Cell Phone Armband Case ($11)

Comfortably run with your phone using this popular armband case. Not only does it work with most types of smartphones, but you can still use your touch screen while it's inside (and there's even a place to safely store your keys). "As an avid runner, I'm always on the lookout for gear that enhances my workouts," one shopper said. "The fit is snug and secure. I never worry about my phone bouncing around or slipping out, no matter how intense my sprints get. It stays in place, allowing me to focus on my run without distractions."

Megababe Thigh Rescue Anti-Chafe Stick ($14)

If you enjoy running in shorts but occasionally experience chafing, consider giving this formula a shot. It forms a protective barrier on the skin, effectively preventing chafing, blisters, irritation, and rashes that can arise from friction. "This anti-chafe stick is incredibly effective. The moment you apply it, it creates a smooth, protective barrier on your skin that prevents friction and discomfort," one shopper wrote. "I can now walk, run, and wear skirts or dresses without worrying about painful chafing." Plus, the packaging will look great on your vanity.

Darn Tough Vermont Coolmax No Show Tab Synthetic Running Socks ($17)

It's about time you invest in a good pair of running socks. Shoppers love that these have lightly cushioned bottoms (and stay in place during longer runs). "When I got [these] I thought the thick rim at the back of the ankle was funny looking, but after using it I understood why they made them that way," one reviewer wrote. "They don't slip down into your shoes and they keep the back of your heels blister free."

Under Armour Women's Fly by Tank ($15–$17, originally $25)

If we had to describe this racerback tank top in just a few words, we'd go with breathable, lightweight, and ultra-soft. It's made of moisture-wicking fabric and creates a flattering silhouette that's not too tight or too loose. "Very lightweight, LOVE the back that is semi-open," one reviewer wrote. "Very breathable. It looks amazing on."

Athle Sport Running Belt with Vertical Bottle Pocket ($18, originally $25)

This multifunctional running belt is a solid option for those who prefer a hands-free workout. The straps are adjustable, so you can secure it tightly for minimal movement. "The belt feature is good for any size person," one reviewer wrote. "Hardly any movement when walking fast. Like that it is reflective. The water bottle can be tightly secured for running."

Supergoop! Everyday Play SPF 50 Lotion ($24)

This brand will make you want to wear more sunscreen. It's lightweight, absorbs quickly, and won't run into your eyes when you get sweaty, per several reviewers. "The formula for this product is so light and gentle," one shopper wrote. "Have used for many years, with oily skin, and never a breakout."

TrailHeads Women's Race Day Performance Running Cap ($20, originally $22)

This lightweight running cap was designed to keep your hair away from your face and protect you from the elements. It also has breathable fabric and a dark under-bill to keep light from reflecting into your eyes. "I think this hat is a great running hat," one shopper wrote. "The material is soft and lightweight and good for hot sunny days."

Liquid I.V. Hydration Multiplier ($24 for pack of 16)

Mix this Liquid I.V. mix into your water after a long run to restore electrolytes and maintain proper hydration. They conveniently come in single-use packets, and you have several different flavors to choose from. "These hydration powder packets are fantastic for when you're active or out in the heat," one reviewer wrote. "They're incredibly convenient, just mix with water and shake, and you're set."

CRZ YOGA Women's High Waisted Running Shorts ($28)

These dolphin-hem shorts feature built-in underwear and are crafted from lightweight, fast-drying fabric. They come in numerous colors and have a zippered pocket that can fit a phone or other small essentials. "The high-waisted design provides excellent support and coverage, which is perfect for my runs and gym workouts," one reviewer wrote. "The quick-dry fabric is a game-changer, keeping me comfortable and sweat-free even during intense sessions."

Under Armour Women's HeatGear High Waisted Ankle No-Slip Leggings ($36, originally $45)

These leggings are compressive enough that they stay in place during your run but not so much that they're uncomfortably tight. They're lightweight yet squat-proof and designed to keep you comfortable while you exercise. Prefer a full-length style? Check out the Under Armour Women's HeatGear High-Waisted Pocketed Leggings ($40, originally $50).

GU Energy Original Sports Nutrition Energy Gel, 24-Count ($38 for pack of 24)

If you're a long-distance runner, you should consider stocking up on some energy gels, like this popular option from GU Energy Labs. The brand advises taking one packet five minutes before your workout and every 45 minutes during activity for energy-boosting carbs and electrolytes for hydration. Customers also say these gels taste great and help them get through their longer runs.

FlipBelt Classic Running Belt ($37)

With over 14,000 five-star ratings, it's no secret that this waist belt is great for storing your on-person essentials. It has four openings to slip in all your must-have items, like cards, gels, and earphones, plus an internal key hook for added security.

Nathan SpeedDraw Plus Insulated Flask ($37)

This handheld, 18-ounce water bottle will ensure you stay hydrated on your run. The hand strap also features a large expandable zippered pocket for your phone or other running essentials. "The last one I purchased lasted 10 years and about 20,000 miles of running/hiking/climbing," one shopper said. "Fill it, [chuck] it in the freezer, and you have cold water for an hour and a half at least in the blazing sun."

Nike Women's Victory Compression Sports Bra ($39)

This sports bra is simple, yet highly effective at providing the right amount of support. It's made of jersey fabric and absorbs sweat in a cinch. Note that, while some shoppers say it's great for running, others say this bra isn't the best for bigger chests. Check out the Champion Women's Sports Bra ($37) for a highly rated alternative.

90 Degree By Reflex Running Track Jacket ($40)

This track jacket looks like a much more expensive brand, but for a fraction of the price. It's slim fitting, with two front pockets and thumbholes to help your hands stay warm during chilly fall runs. "This jacket has a very flattering fit," one reviewer confirmed. "I love the zippered pockets and full front zip. It washes well and doesn't show wrinkles. The ribbing fabric looks expensive."

Brooks Women's Glycerin 20 Neutral Running Shoe ($100)

These sneakers are consistently among Amazon's best-sellers for women's running sneakers, with shoppers praising their comfort and support. "I have ran in them several times now," one reviewer wrote. "The shoes have great support and there is a lot of cushioning. The shoes feel very soft and comfortable every time I put them on."

Beats Fit Pro – True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds ($199)

You can put your concerns to rest when it comes to these noise-canceling earbuds slipping out of your ears; their flexible wingtips secure them in place. Shoppers say these earbuds are also exceptionally comfortable. As one reviewer noted, "There are times that I forget I'm wearing them."

Garmin 010-02120-20 Forerunner 245 ($279)

Shoppers rave about how accurately this watch tracks mileage. You're given the freedom to personalize the display with the specific data fields that pique your interest. As one reviewer wrote, "I prefer to see my pace/mile in the center, larger than the top and bottom, which display the total distance and overall time."

Marisa Petrarca is a contributing editor for PS Shopping and has more than five years of experience writing and editing beauty, fashion, and lifestyle content. Her work has been featured in Cosmopolitan, Allure, and InStyle, among others.

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