Looking for an excuse to splurge on some new touches of gear? This Cyber Monday season, from November 22 through November 28, Nathan Sports is offering 30 percent off all its products, site-wide, from top racing vests to thrifty clip-on safety lights. The Pennsylvania-based company supplies everything from hydration packs to running belts and water bottles, all with a standard of quality that’s demonstrably reliable in the long term. And having some quality accessories can make your runs go a lot more smoothly, especially as you ramp your mileage up to prep for a big race.
Whether you’re shopping for your own winter base-building accoutrements or gathering gifts for your runner friends (accessories are a heck of a lot easier to gift than shoes), Nathan’s line of finishing kit will make you and your loved ones more prepared for every outing. We can’t guarantee these items will stay in stock in perpetuity, but we’ve collected some of our favorite Nathan products below to start your shopping strong.
Cyber Monday Hydration Pack Deals
nathan Pinnacle 12 Liter Women's Hydration Race Vest
One of Nathan’s most popular product lines is its collection of hydration vests, which range in sophistication from featherweight racing packs to rugged, beginner-friendly vests that can hold almost anything. And with a 30 percent discount across the board, this sale can save you as much as $60 on a top-tier Pinnacle racing vest For No-Show Storage.
These vests and packs are all light, adjustable, and stretchy enough to feel comfortable for most terrains and distances. Plus, they’re packed will all kinds of organizational pockets on the front straps to keep you from fishing around for what you need.
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Nathan’s all-encompassing 30 percent discount extends to lighter fare, too. If you tend to pack light, a full vest may be a bit much—but that’s no issue, because Nathan also has plenty of running belts to keep your essentials on hand with a lower profile (and price). The brand has options with and without water bottles, all for up to $20 off. And there are even a few belts that can seamlessly disappear along your waistline if minimizing bulk is your end goal.
One sale in particular is catching our attention: The ergonomic handheld flashlight, one of our top-rated hydration belts, is down almost $20 from its normal price—a steal for a quality adjustable belt that comes standard with two insulated bottles.
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Nathan SpeedView Plus Insulated Flask with Phone Case 18oz
Sometimes, one water bottle is just enough, which is why we’re glad to see a 30 percent markdown on Nathan’s whole lineup of them. These bottles on the brand’s site all have dedicated storage pockets for holding onto everything from your phone to your keys to your gels. Some, like the SpeedView bottle, even have a clear compartment so you can look at your phone without pulling it out—a game-changer for runners who use an app like Strava to keep track of pace and distance.
Cyber Monday Running Light Deals
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Seeing and staying seen on dark roads and trails becomes a particularly present concern as we head into the shortest days of the year. Thankfully, Nathan’s lineup of running lights is as all-encompassing as one brand can get, offering everything from clip-anywhere mini-lights to headlamps to ankle-mounted lights. or trying in vain to do the Sunday crossword. You can check out his latest work below ergonomic handheld flashlight for 30 percent off, and it can be just as helpful for getting around your house when the snow knocks your power out as it can for lighting up your runs.
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