Hi, friends! How are you today? Here’s my Holiday Gift Guide for the Sporty Spice! A lot of these are personal favorites, and obviously one of them is leopard print.
1. Blake Brody In-studio Flats $105 – adorable & functional footwear for your studio sports like yoga, pilates, yogalates, barre…
2. Oiselle Rundies $65 – a pair for every day run of the week (track, tempo, fartlek, race, easy 6, long run and rest!)
3. Oiselle Onyx Tight $70 – Seriously the most flattering and comfortable and tights I’ve ever put on my body.
4. Balega Hidden Dry Running Sock $8.99 – my favorite running sock!
5. Balega Performance Compression Running Socks $39.99 – increases blood flow which boosts energy in those tired legs and helps with recovery!
6. Tweezerman Sole Mate Pedicure Tool $20 – because being an athlete can’t always be glamorous.
7. L’Occitane Shea Butter Foot Cream $22 (or $10 for the travel size) – use after #6, throw on a pair of socks and call it a night for soft feet!
8. Camelbak Groove Filter Bottle $25 – fountain water has never tasted so good
9. American Apparel Long Leg Warmer $18 – just because I love a long leg warmer
10. Trigger Point “The Grid” Foam Roller $39 – it’s harder than traditional foam rollers which means better rolling and no denting/wearing out
If you missed it, here’s yesterday’s gift guide, Stocking Stuffers for the Cook.
I have a lot of studying on the schedule for today with 2 final exams later this week but I’ll be back tonight with Today’s Tastes and a workout recap!
Have a great one!
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Hi, Elle! i know you’re a big fan of these running tights, and I was wondering if you could compare them to Lululemon ones? Obviously slightly cheaper, but if you have experience with both, could you give us the rundown? Thanks!
I actually have a pair of both! The Oiselle tights are definitely more comfortable to me – the fleecy lining is lovely but also super light and barely noticeable! I also like the little zippered pocket for a key/ID/debit card in the back. The Lulus are really long which isn’t really necessary for someone who is 5’4″ – they kind of bunch up at the bottom – Oiselle’s just seem to fit me better and I’d say are even more flattering! The one thing that my Lulus have that Oiselle’s don’t (at least the pair I own) are a high-rise waist, which is actually really nice when it’s cold out since it keeps the drafts away. When I wear my Oiselle’s I just wear a longer tank, tucked in, so this hasn’t really been too much of a problem! Hope this helps.
good recap, thanks!
This is totally unrelated to this post, but I made your Pomegranate Cranberry Chile Sauce with spring rolls this weekend and it was amazing, keep up the great recipes!
I’m glad you liked it! Thanks for the feedback
and for reading!
cute post – I need Santa to put #6 in my stocking
Me too, along with #7!