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This collection pulls together the accessories that round out a running or fitness kit, sunglasses, hydration flasks, compression sleeves and recovery supports, sun sleeves, caps, and insulated drinkware, from 7 brands including Reccy, Kue, Ferrata, and Sea to Summit.

Building Out Your Running and Fitness Accessories

Eyewear brings in Reccy's TrailGlide and SummitShield sunglasses, detailed on Eyewear. Compression and recovery is Kue's strength here, Graduated Compression Socks, Sports Arm Compression Sleeve, Sports and Recovery Calf Compression Sleeve, and Pain Relief Elbow and Knee Cap supports, alongside Athlos's Calf Compression Sleeves and Outdoor Sleeves, detailed on Socks, Gloves & Sleeves. Hydration covers Tripole's Soft Flask and Sea to Summit's Sip Cap and Magnetic Sip Cap bottles, on Hydration & Cycling Essentials and Drinkware. Towels bring in Sea to Summit's Pocket and Airlite towels, on Towels. Headwear includes Apace's Running Streak Cap.

Choosing Recovery and Support Gear

Kue's Graduated Compression Socks (18-21 mmHg, lab-tested) and Calf Compression Sleeve both aim at improving circulation and reducing fatigue during or after a run. The Pain Relief Elbow Support and Knee Cap Compression Support are a different category, targeted joint support for existing discomfort rather than general performance recovery, worth choosing based on which joint actually needs support rather than as a blanket recovery purchase.

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Shop the full detail on each category: Eyewear | Socks, Gloves & Sleeves | Hydration & Cycling Essentials | Drinkware | Towels

FAQs

  1. Are Reccy's TrailGlide sunglasses polarized? No, only Reccy's SummitShield model is polarized. TrailGlide is a lighter, rimless option with 100% UV protection but no polarization, despite what some listing text suggests.
  2. What's the difference between a compression sleeve and a pain relief support? Compression sleeves like Kue's Calf Compression Sleeve are built for general circulation and fatigue reduction during or after activity. Pain relief supports (elbow, knee) target a specific joint experiencing discomfort, and are a different product category from general performance compression.
  3. What does 18-21 mmHg mean on Kue's compression socks? It's the graduated compression pressure range the sock applies, higher at the ankle and gradually lower toward the calf, aimed at improving circulation and reducing fatigue.
  4. How long do Sea to Summit's insulated bottles keep drinks cold? Depending on the specific model, 24 to 48 hours cold, thanks to double-walled vacuum insulation in 18/8 stainless steel.
  5. Which towel packs smallest for a run or gym bag? Sea to Summit's Airlite Towel, built to be the lightest, most compact option in the range.
  6. Can the Sports Arm Compression Sleeve be worn for sun protection alone, without needing compression? It's built to combine both, but if sun protection is the only concern, a simpler UV sleeve without compression construction may be more comfortable for all-day wear.
  7. What colours and materials are available across this collection? Colours: Black, Blue, Brown, Gray, Green, Pink, Purple, Red, White, Yellow. Materials: Plastic, Rubber, Stainless steel.
  8. What's the price range for Run & Fitness Accessories? ₹697 for Athlos's Outdoor Sleeves up to ₹3,999 for Reccy's SummitShield Sunglasses.