Stocking Stuffers

EC3D BHOT Compression Sock

$65 // A merino wool compression sock that will provide warmth and expedite recovery from this Montrealbased company.

Saucony Drylete Ponytail Skull Cap

$22 // The perfect winter running hat to accommodate long locks.

Asics Head Band

$12 // A headband often works far better than a hat on sunny winter mornings. It’ll keep the sweat out of the eyes and the ears warm.

Manitoba Harvest Hemp Hearts

$3 // A great tasting and healthy stocking stuffer alternative to chocolate loonies and maple lollipops.

Timex Ironman 250-Lap Tapscreen Watch

$125 // Perfect for the runner hitting the indoor track this winter. The tap screen is great for clicking off repeats.

Merrell Micro Crew Running Sock

$15 // What’s a stocking without socks! Merrell makes a durable yet thin trail running sock with MerinoMax fabric.

Merrell Modena Beanie

$30 // The puffy jacket of winter hats, this will keep any runner warm and looking good.

Kahtoola NANOspikes

$50 // When the streets are like an ice rink runners will be happy to have these grippy, lightweight running shoe add-ons.

PowerBar Nutty Berry and Peanut Butter

$26 (box of 12) // Fan of PB and J? These bars are a tasty throwback to a childhood favourite and a great stocking stuffer.

Asics Plug N Play Armband

$30 // Many runners can’t part with their phone. This stocking stuffer will keep them connected and immersed in music on the run.

Merrell Touch Glove

$29 // For runners, gloves are like socks: you can’t have enough pairs. These warm digit huggers also sport touch screen index fingers.

Saucony Ulti-Mitt

$45 // Canadian runners need tough mitts in winter. The Ulti-Mitt is warm and light, with a useful LED light for visibility.