10 Products I Actually Use - mallory courtney
The gear I actually use and would buy again
mallory courtney's expert gear recommendations on Rendezvu
Products in this list
- Creepers Socks by Creepers Socks — Creepers have been my go-to running socks for the last 3–4 years, carrying me through everything from road races to ultras. Whether I’m running 26.2 miles or spending hours and hours on my feet during an ultra, they help keep my feet protected, comfortable, and in the best condition possible during the race and after I cross the finish line. After years of racing in them, they’ve become one piece of gear I know I can rely on when the miles get long.
- Hoka Womens Clifton 10 Running Shoes by HOKA — HOKA Cliftons have been my go-to shoes for long-distance running for years. From long training runs and high-mileage weeks to marathons and road races, they give me the cushioning and comfort I need when I’m spending hours on my feet. When the miles start adding up, I want a shoe I already know I can trust, and the Clifton has consistently been that shoe for me.
- Shokz OpenRun Headphones by Shokz — My Shokz OpenRun have become a must-have for my long-distance running. When I’m spending hours on the road or trail, I love being able to listen to music while still hearing what’s happening around me. They’re comfortable enough for long training runs and ultras, stay put mile after mile, and have become one of those pieces of gear I never want to start a long run without.
- LMNT Zero-Sugar Electrolytes by LMNT — LMNT has become one of my go-to electrolytes for long-distance running and ultra racing. I used it throughout my 100-mile race to help me stay on top of my hydration and electrolytes while spending nearly 30 hours on my feet. Between ultra training, long runs, and racing in the Florida heat, hydration is a huge part of keeping me moving, and LMNT has become a staple in my race-day and long-distance fueling strategy.
- High Carb Fuel by Tailwind Nutrition — Tailwind Lemonade High Carb Fuel was a huge part of my fueling strategy for my 100-mile race. When you’re moving for nearly 30 hours, getting enough carbs in consistently is incredibly important, and I loved having something simple I could rely on throughout the race. Pour, Shake, Go made fueling easy when I didn’t want to think about anything except continuing to move forward, and the lemonade flavor stayed easy to drink even deep into the miles.