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If major races won is a mark of a shoe’s quality, the Adizero Adios Pro 3.0 has helped a number of elites to top the podium. The third-generation carbon racer is as fast and energetic as ever. Instead of a full carbon plate, the spring is provided by five energy rods (mimicking the five metatarsal bones of the foot). These make the shoe lighter and less 'slappy' and also provide some stabilisation to counterbalance the super-bouncy Lightstrike foam.

With its combination of a big stack of light, cushion but responsive midsole foam, a footlong nylon plate and roomy uppers, the Endorphin Speed 3 set the benchmark for do-it-all plated daily trainers. It performs best at faster paces but copes admirably for tired plods. A fantastic all-rounder to have in your running shoe rotation.

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With the newer Vaporfly 3, Nike opted for more ZoomX foam and a more forgiving ride that hits different. So if you were a fan of the snappier, stiffer, racier response in the Nike Vaporfly 2, you might want to invest in some extra pairs now. One of the most popular marathon racing shoes, there's a reason race corrals would be a see of neon Vapor 2s. And it's still one of the best all-out fast shoes you can buy.

These super plush running shoes are the epitome of maximalist – and ideal for easy runs and recovery sessions. Featuring lots of cushy foam, they’re not the lightest shoes on the market and with a heel stack of 39mm, there’s no hiding away from the fact that these shoes are pretty chunky, but they feel springy to run in and offer optimum comfort.

Proven over the years, the Pegasus 40 offers a reliable and comfortable cushioned ride, and it's a shoe that can take a lot of mileage and a lot of pounding on the tarmac. While it may not feel nimble enough to be a speed-day shoe of choice, its durability and comfort make it a supremely reliable everyday training option.

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If listen to tunes phone-free is how you'd like to roll on your runs, the Forerunner 255 Music might be your answer. This capable all-rounder has storage for up to 500 songs and easy playlist access for Spotify, Deezer or Amazon Music. It makes soundtracking your long runs nice and simple but it’s not just about the music, there's plenty of training smarts, too with multi-band GPS, 30 hours training time and loads of Garmin’s training, fitness and recovery tools.

A great watch at an affordable price, the Garmin 245 has all the essential running features, including suggested workouts, adaptive training plans and feedback on-the-run. The Garmin 245 also has new safety and tracking features, including the ability to send your current location to a trusted person while you are on the run. You can also track your 'body battery' and menstrual cycle in addition to the normal stuff: running data and training load.

Voted 'best for beginners' by our experts, the Forerunner 55 comes with all the basics, including built-in GPS and optical heart rate monitoring, plus 20 hours’ GPS run time on a single charge and a general usage battery life that’ll get most runners through at least a week’s training. It’s small, light and comfortable and though the small screen isn’t as easy to read or as luxe as pricier watches, the display does a good enough job in most light conditions.

Garmin's flagship GPS watch doesn't go on sale often, but last year it saw a hefty discount for Black Friday. The Fenix 7 boasts a bigger battery life, improved solar charging, colour touchscreen and colour TOPO maps with all the usual features like suggested workouts, training effects and load feedback, sleep tracking, phone-free music playback and more. It's serious bit of kit with a serious discount.

These popular Air Pods are rarely discounted so any deal is to be savored. They are water resistant, noise cancelling and have superior three dimensional sound meaning you can get lost in your favourite tunes whilst on the run. Battery lasts up to six hours on a single charge and up to 30 with the charging case.

Jabra’s award-winning in-ear Elite 8 Active headphones are among the best running headphones you can buy right now. They boast unrivalled durability, they're incredibly light, have a wing-tip-free secure fit, and an excellent 14-hour buds battery life with up to 56 hours in the case. An absolute bargain at 35% off.

Our ecommerce ed swears by these wireless earbuds for all of her training runs – and races. They're lovely and discreet, sit snugly and safely in your ears, and they boast fantastic sound quality. Plus, they last for up to 20 hours, which should be more than enough to see you through a week of training, as well as general listening when you're out and about.

These RW-lab-approved headphones are worth every penny. The punchy bass is great for pacing and their adjustable hooks fit around the ear to make sure they stay in place throughout any workout. Despite having a bulkier design than most, courtesy of the aforementioned hooks, we found them supremely comfortable to wear. As they’re manufactured by Apple, they’re definitely best-suited to iPhone users, with the ability to summon Siri and display their battery on your mobile’s home screen. We were also big fans of the magnetic charging case, which boosts the total battery life up to 24 hours.

We found these earphones quick and easy to lodge in the ears and then highly comfortable and secure on the run. Sound quality scored highly, too, with our audiophile praising the ‘smooth, rich sound’ and the noise cancellation.

These bone conductor headphones are perfect for listening out for ambient noise, such as a passing car, whilst also tuning into your favourite playlist or podcast. They have eight hours play time and are waterproof meaning sweat and rain won't damage your listening experience. They are also England Athletics recommended meaning they are permissible for the vast majority of races.

Technically a cycling pack, we've found this to be a great fit for female runners looking to carry water on their back, as it's designed with a low centre of gravity for optimal weight distribution. Available in a 3L and 5L size.

This running chest phone holder features a special key pocket with key holder on the right shoulder, a waterproof phone and card pocket on the front, and earphone wiring holes (if you don't have a wireless pair). It's made from breathable neoprene material too, and has an adjustable waistband to fit most body types.