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Make running easier on your body, starting now.
It can hold your car keys, cell phone, credit cards, and cash, while promising to keep them sweat-free.
Buy it here for $29.
Feeling super thirsty and dehydrated on a long run is the pits.
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Don't let your phone mess with your stride.
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Protect your skin (and your eyes) while you get after it.
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Get you a headband that can do both.
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Keep your hair up and out of the way. No adjusting necessary.
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Yes, they're a bit of a splurge. But it's a reasonable price to pay so you never have to deal with bouncing, tangled cords EVER again? Probably.
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Just fill with water, freeze overnight, and use wherever your muscles are hurting. It's a lot friendlier than taking an ice bath.
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Add around two cups to a standard-sized bathtub and give it some time to dissolve before diving in.
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Do your chest and back a favor by keeping the tatas on lock.
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Keep the boys snug while letting them breathe.
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Roll out those quads or calves even when you're traveling.
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Or you can try this more entry-level (and cheaper!) version.
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It doesn't hurt to err on the cautious side.
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Nobody enjoys bloody nipples.
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Don't let blisters and cuts keep you from logging your miles.
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"I love the feeling of sweat dripping into my eyes," said no one ever.
Buy a pack of 12 bandanas here for $10.
Head down and visit your local running store so they can analyze your run and tell you what type of shoe will work best for you. If you want a general idea of what type of shoe you should be looking for, you can also take this quiz.
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