Products in this list

SENSE PRO 6 by Salomon — The Race Day essential. A more streamlined design for essential fuel with a snug and breathable fit so you can focus on keeping the pace.
ULTRATRAIL FX.ONE by Leki — If you're looking for poles - big Leki is where it's at! No need to shop around elsewhere. Leki was started in 1948 in Germany and has been innovating in the space ever since. If you are curious about using poles - there is no argument that with practice and efficiency they're a game changer for climbing which can translate to going further and faster from reduced strain on your climbing legs. They have a few models, and after demoing each variety I find the UltraTrail FX.One to be the most optimal balance of all benefits - lightweight, durable, middle price tier, and added efficiency from the Trail Shark system.
Endurance Fuel by Tailwind Nutrition — If you're running an ultra it's likely they will be serving Tailwind (for good reason)... so, definitely wise to utilize through training as well. The Dauwatermelon is my go-to and I've yet to find any palate fatigue using that. Tastes like jolly ranchers and keeps you fueled to push your limits.
PACE 3 GPS Sport Watch by COROS — This watch hasn't done me wrong, to me it has it all. You have GPS navigation, bluetooth connection, and even a flashlight in the latest update. It's great for trail runs but more open ended for really any activity and also the most low profile/lightweight watch I've seen or used.
Custom Quiver Ultra by Salomon — The Sense Pro has plenty of modifications to carry poles but overall, the Quiver is the best in my experience for easy and quick access and also with less bounce.
Anti-Chafe & Skin Repair Compostable Tube, Original, 2.0 oz by Squirrels Nut Butter — Always keep that lube
ACTIVE SKIN 8 by Salomon — This was my first ever running vest and is such a solid pick for any trail run or daily adventure. Includes (2) 500mL flasks and plenty of storage for gels or other snacks/fuel that stay secure at any speed! It's also compatible with Salomons pole quiver if that's a preference for carrying poles. Like all Salomon gear, this vest is lightweight, comfortable, and breathable and I've had no issues with any abrasion from any their vests personally. The Active Skin 8 in particular is best for long days on the trail or training runs that require a carry - while it's not the most streamlined for a race kit, the zippered backpack aspect is sure to hold anything you could need for a day.
Darn Tough Men's Stride Micro Crew Ultralightweight Socks by Darn Tough — Best of the best. No abrasion and most durable socks you'll find with a lifetime warranty!
Smartwool Trail Run Targeted Cushion Socks by Smartwool — Smartwool socks are the best material and tend to keep their softness forever, the ultimate laundry survivors.
Injinji Ultra Run Crew Socks Black S by Injinji
Basis Tee by PATH Projects — This is the softest tee I've ever worn. So comfy, lightweight, breathable and a great solution for a wide range of temps
Crew Drop One by SILO
Roll Drop by SILO
DROP KIT PRO I Crew Drop One Bag + Roll Drop Organizer by SILO — So genius... A must have for efficiency and organization for any supported run.
UltraFlask™+ Filter Cap by HydraPak
HYPERLYTE by Hyperlyte — 100g carbs, 1000mg sodium.
S/Lab Ultra 10 by Salomon
Ultra Fuel Sports Drink Mix by Open Fuel — All of the flavors are the best tasting drink mix I've had. Stoked to implement this as my go-to fueling option. It's sufficient with 60g carbs and 500mg sodium without being too intense - easy enough to supplement with an extra gel or salt capsule or two if you're aiming for higher numbers.
Drink Mix Sachets by Open Fuel — All of the flavors are the best tasting drink mix I've had. Stoked to implement this as my go-to fueling option. It's sufficient with 60g carbs and 500mg sodium without being too intense - easy enough to supplement with an extra gel or salt capsule or two if you're aiming for higher numbers.
Trail Midweight Mini-Crew by Injinji — Toe socks are the truth! If you continue to struggle with blisters - maybe it isn't the shoe and you need to try toe socks. The real gamechanger for me personally with these is with managing my plantar fasciitis. Having the toe separation gives better proprioception and dexterity to use your foot how it's intended to run. Normal socks squeeze your toes together, while these enable your toes to stay naturally splayed within your shoe. When my plantar fascia is flaring up, these are my go-to.