The Best Mother’s Day Gifts for Moms Who Run

If she’s set in the shoe and gear departments, socks are a failsafe gift (and they’re more useful). This pair is our editor-tested Nutrition - Weight Loss. The socks are extra soft and blister-resistant thanks to the seamless design. The heel tab keeps them from slipping down throughout your run. It’s a budget-friendly buy, so you can grab a few pairs for her in a host of fun colors.

The Goodr OG Sunglasses are a great way to keep your mom’s eyes protected during those sunny summer runs. The sunglasses are built specifically for running and have a lightweight, secure frame as a result.

All lenses from the company are polarized and have 100 percent UV protection to reduce glare and damaging brightness. The OG Sunglasses are also scratch-resistant for the clumsier ones out there.

Your mom crossed the finish line of yet another race, and this shadow box is the perfect way for her accomplishment to be displayed. The frame holds her medal and race day bib and has a spot for a photo of her at the finish line. Whether you gift her just the frame ahead of her next big race or you fill it and hand it to her fully ready to be hung up, she’ll appreciate the thoughtful custom art piece.

Mother’s Day arrives just ahead of summer weather. If your mom is going to be logging outdoor miles in the heat, a hydration belt is a must-have. This one from Nathan is editor-tested and our best overall pick. The 10-ounce insulated bottles keep water cool and refreshing, not to mention easy to grab.

The belt also has a zippered pocket for holding a phone, keys, a small wallet, or an earbuds case.

With more than 45,000 possible combinations, these fitness dice from Uncommon Goods make cross-training exciting. Every exercise requires just the runner’s body weight—no kettle bells or gym equipment—and there are 36 exercises represented in total. Roll the first six dice to determine your target areas, and then toss the seventh for reps and duration.

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If she’s amping up the mileage—or just in need of a new pair of trainers—the Brooks Ghost is a great all-around training shoe for everything from marathons to speed work. These shoes come in a bunch of different colors and feel great without being heavy.

community, and our coaches RW test editors, and Brooks is making steps towards carbon neutrality, making these kicks as good for her comfort as they are for her conscience.

Written by former Runner’s World editor Ali Nolan, this women’s guide to marathons is a must-have for anyone hoping to go the distance.

Most marathon training manuals are written by men, which means they don’t necessarily consider women-specific issues—like different body types, strengths and weaknesses, hormones, and menstruation cycles—when it comes to training.

Regardless of your running level—beginner, intermediate, or advanced—The 6 Best Running Water Bottles can help prepare you for the 26.2-mile physical and mental journeys ahead.

Looking to splurge a bit this Mother’s Day? This espresso machine is a great addition to any coffee lover’s kitchen. It pulls a barista-approved shot every time, and has a steam wand so she can make all of her favorite foam drinks at home.

It’s easy to use—even for inexperienced latte makers—and has a relatively petite footprint, so it won’t take up too much counter space.

If the mom you are buying for has long hair, the TrailHeads Fleece Ponytail Hat is a great gift to keep in mind. The hat has a front bill and a designated opening in the back for a ponytail.

What makes the hat stand out from other similar options is the flap down ear and neck warmer. The flap covers both ears completely and is made of soft fleece so she can run comfortably in the cold even when you refuse to step outside.

For anyone who runs, listening to podcasts or music is a near necessity. The Beats Fit Pro earbuds are wireless headphones Running Best Bag for On the Go.

The headphones are sweat and water resistant, come with active noise cancelling capabilities, and multiple listening modes based on what you need during your run.

The earbuds also have up to six hours of playtime on a single charge with up to 24 total hours in combination with the charging case.

For the sweatier moms out there (like mine—sorry, Mom), the Halo Headband Pullover is a worthy option. The headband is designed to keep hair out of faces and sweat away from the eyes.

The headband is built to be ultra absorbent, wicking away moisture as it appears. The headband also comes in over 35 styles and colors to fit any taste.

With the Groundwork Pace Shorts, Janji has created a high-quality running short that won’t budge during runs and provides ample coverage. The six-inch shorts stay put with silicone grips, and the ergonomic waistband allows for full range of motion during slow or fast miles.

If your mom can’t bear the thought of a run without her phone, these shorts have two deep pockets that secure her tech and keep it from bouncing. Perhaps one of our favorite features is the pass-through back pocket, where you can secure your shirt when things start to get sweaty.

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Moms everywhere know that multitasking is a must to keep the ship afloat. This medium-support bra from Lululemon gets the job done for cross-training, yoga, chasing after the kids, and lounging. The longer cut adds extra coverage, making it possible for this style to double as a crop top.

This Lululemon bag has become a coveted staple for both its durability and its ideal size. Mom can wear it on the waist like a fanny pack or across the chest for a closer and more secure fit.

It’s great for long walks and even works great for carrying your vacation essentials without lugging a huge tote around with you. It comes in seven different colors and has multiple pockets to keep everything inside organized.

If the mom you’re gifting for is in the market for a boost of speed on their daily runs, she should certainly be pleased with the Hoka Clifton 9 running shoes.

Built on a legacy of supportive cushioning and responsive movement, the Clifton 9 shoes are no exception, with this iteration adding three millimeters to the stack height while still shedding weight compared to the last model.

The shoe is designed for the every day run, so expect comfort and consistency above all else.

If you want to help her keep her training going even on days she can’t make it out for a run, this workout bundle is a stellar gift. It comes with five latex resistance bands, two sliding discs, and a bag to keep everything contained, making it a great choice for keeping her muscles strong and toned even when she’s on the go.

With dry heat or cold wind cracking our skin and lips, Earth’s Daughter organic lip balm is the solution your mom will love. The lip balm is free of parabens and pesticides, so your lips can rest easy when applying them.

The lip balm also comes in six different flavors, so even if your mom is picky about what goes on her lips, there is sure to be one that will appease her specific lip balm tastes.

If the mom you’re gifting for has a bit of a taste for tech, the Fitbit Charge 5 health and fitness tracker might be the right gift for her. The fitness tracker comes with many key features including heart rate tracking, sleep tracking, GPS capabilities, and easy connection with smart devices.

The fitness tracker is also built with several running-specific features including real-time pace tracking and a readiness score based on your body’s sleep and recovery path.

For any mom with younger kids under her watch, the Thule Urban Glide 2 is one of our top-rated jogging strollers. The stroller is built with a large storage section for snacks, gear, and any other necessities so you can keep jogging for longer without needing to head back home.

The jogging stroller has seamless swivel and frictionless wheels so moms can run at their pace without their kids slowing them down any more than they already have.