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Your sunglasses won’t make you a run faster or jump higher, but the right pair can give you an advantage over the competition. The right pair can reduce glare, protect your eyes, and keep you focused on the task at hand. The surprise…quality high performance sunglasses do not have to cost a fortune. If you are like me then you have, at one time or another, bought a pair of expensive sport sunglasses. If you are like me then you have also lost those sunglasses only to be devastated by the amount of money wasted on their purchase. Why did you spend all of that money in the first place? Of course, because you wanted to have clarity of vision, 100% UV protection, and wanted the latest style. Is that too much to ask? Absolutely not. The truth is, you can get all of the qualities of expensive sport sunglasses in well made less expensive selections without resorting to purchasing ill-fabricated knock-off designs by selecting sunglasses manufactured by lesser known designers. These designer …

I wasn’t sure about these socks at first, but with a blister-free guarantee, how could I go wrong? I tried them out, and they were right! Not even when I was breaking in a new pair of running shoes did I get blisters. So keep these in mind as a great gift idea for yourself or your favorite runner. Running Hats - I wear a running hat all the time. Any generic visor or baseball cap will perform the basic function of keeping the sweat out of my eyes, as well as blocking the glare. In the summer, it’s relief from the hot sun baking the top of my skull. However, a cap designed specially for runners is even better, as the style and fabric is specifically designed to vent out the heat and wick away the moisture from sweat. Even in the winter, I can usually still wear my running hat most of the time, but there are days when it’s cold enough on my ears that I need a skull cap or fleece hat. Gloves — I like to wear the stretchy knit gloves. They are kind of a one-size-stretches-to-fit-most …