Thanks for taking the time to read my Christmas Gifts for Runners guide. I’ve followed your blog. My sports bras are all seriously falling apart. It’s a good job I have small assets! I used to subscribe to Runner’s World but cancelled it a couple of years ago. Women’s Running is quite good. I suspect that most of my suggestions are a little bit too expensive for my family. A runner can always hope and then save up!

I almost included running socks but opted for the Shock Absorber bra instead. I’m lucky because I’ve just ‘inherited’ loads of pairs of unworn running socks from a friend who has had to stop running. I’ve only got one pair of white socks. Most of mine are pink and purple cheap socks from Sports Direct.

Your Aftershokz blogs have been really useful. After finding my recent long runs quite boring, I want to be able to listen to music/podcasts while remaining aware of my surroundings. The link I added to the Aftershokz site has been visited quite a few times so I’m feeling quite hopeful. Thanks for the feedback on the Running School assessment. If the assessment is really generic then I probably wouldn’t find it very useful.

Thanks for taking the time to read and comment on my Christmas Gifts for Runners post Amy. My fundraising has increased quite a lot since I published this post.

Ooooh thank you thank you! This is so helpful 🙂

I’m also rubbish at blog layout stuff. My collage would be even better if I’d remembered to number my products… All I did was find and download pics of all my products I then used a site called Fotor (you need to register but it’s free) to make the collage. In Fotor there are three options edit, collage and or design. I used the design option and then custom size to end up with an empty template. Once I’d selected the size template I wanted, I imported the pics of my products and dragged them onto the blank template. It was then a matter of making the collage.