35 best Amazon Prime Day deals for runners ending tonight, including Garmin, Beats and Apple

Runners World, Part of the Hearst UK Wellbeing Network Forerunner 265, our top all-round pick for runners, and it contains many of the same features: heart rate, Garmin Pay, maps and advanced performance metrics. Battery life is decent (14 days in smartwatch mode) and there's multi-sports modes for triathletes. Compared with the newer version, though, there's no AMOLED screen. But if this isn't a dealbreaker, this is a great steal.

These earbuds are worth every penny — and a £70 saving is a huge steal. 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. Plus, they hardly ever drop this low price-wise, so now is the time to buy.

This headlamp has a neat feature: it can be run off either three AAA batteries or a rechargeable 'Core' battery pack that comes with the lamp — and you don’t need any special converters. Best of all, the micro USB charging port is built into the battery pack, so, in a pinch, you can leave it plugged in at home while you use the headlamp with AAA batteries.

If you’re serious about heart-rate training then beat-to-beat accuracy is paramount and the Polar H10 sits at the top of the pile. The soft, hand-washable strap and tracking pads sit happily against the skin, moving with your body to minimise chafe risk and there are silicone studs to help secure it in place.

Polar tags the Ignite 3 as a ‘fitness and wellness’ watch rather than a running watch but there’s still plenty of features for runners here behind its bright, sharp AMOLED touchscreen and simple, subtle, sophisticated design.

At 35g, it’s light, compact and comfortable. It also offers dual frequency GPS (usually reserved for pricier models). However, in testing it didn’t quite deliver the hoped-for accuracy boost. Despite that, this is a great fitness-centric running watch with some excellent 24-7 sleep, wellness and recovery tracking insights.

Easily some of the most comfortable in-ear headphones we've ever tried (that name doesn't lie), with some of the best noise cancelling out there, the Bose QuietComfort Ultra wowed our testers.

The transparency (or 'Aware' as the brand dubs it) mode is also excellent, dulling harsh or explosive sounds but keeping conversation crystal clear, and they've yet to wriggle free from our ears, despite hours of wear during vigorous exercise.

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.

This versatile (and excellent value) massage gun gives its user plenty of control, with five speed settings and five massage heads to choose from. It can massage quickly and pretty fiercely, but our tester's experience was pain-free.

Its manual is helpful, and it comes with a USB charging cable for on-the-go refuelling. The chunky handle shakes heavily at full power, but that was our tester's only niggle, and lowering the speed is a doddle should your arm start to ache.

This clever belt has been designed to sit flat against your waist, so it won't bounce around or ride up when you run. It comes with multiple pockets to store your essentials and it's available in a huge range of colours (we personally love the Acrylic Summer design for a pop of colour against an all-black outfit), plus the key hook is a nice touch.

Searching for a protein-packed treat you can eat on the go? These low sugar Grenade bars pack in 22g of protein and feature an irresistible combo of white chocolate flavoured nougat, white chocolate-flavoured caramel and cookie pieces.

Even if you manage to squeeze a run into your work day, if you have a desk job, you likely spend the vast majority of your day sitting down. A walking-speed treadmill that fits neatly under your work station can help you to keep active.

At just 19kg, the superun walking pad is light enough that you can easily manoeuvre it around your home, meaning you can use it for work, watching TV or reading. Plus, at 12cm heigh, it's compact enough to store underneath a sofa or against the wall when you're not using it.

One of Theragun's newest products has dropped to under £100 in the Prime Day sale. The Relief is the brand's simplest design yet. Light, effective, and surprisingly quiet, it has three attachments to target different areas of the body: dampener, standard ball and thumb.

Wahoo's heart rate arm band is designed to fit comfortably around your arm. Its USB rechargeable battery lasts up to 30 hours on a single charge and it measures vital workout metrics, including heart rate, calorie burn, and workout duration in real-time with the Wahoo Fitness app.

Save a whopping £160 on these compression boots from Fit King and enjoy a powerful air compression treatment. The boots come with 12 intensity levels (ranging from 40 -150 mmHg in terms of pressure) and adjustable time from 15 to 60 minutes, plus three modes combined with 10 professional massage programs. You also get a carry bag included in the price.

For those always on the go, these travel-friendly Beats are a great choice. Both arms can be snapped shut and the durable hardshell carry case can be hooked onto your kit bag – ideal if you’re short on space and are rushing from work to the track. These over-ears scored top marks for comfort, with breathable, padded ear cups and a cushioned headband. During fitness pursuits, they needed some readjusting but once in the right position, they stayed put and allowed us to focus on the task at hand.

In need of a hydration vest for longer training runs, or simply want somewhere to store your phone on the go? This Amazon bestseller can hold a 1.5L bladder in the back, as well as 2x soft flasks in the front pockets. Oh, and there are three extra pockets for your phone, fuel and keys, too.

If you're looking to maximise your carb intake, STRYKR's GEL50s are for you. Packing — you guessed it — 50g of carbs per gel, they have a faintly sweet berry flavour and sit nicely in the stomach.

Packing a whopping 80g of carbs to power you on, this carb drink provides a welcome stamina boost.It has a 1:0.8 blend of maltodextrin to fructose to protect against digestive disasters and enable speedy absorption.

This best-selling running weighted vest has three adjustable straps, allowing you to adjust the tightness according to your desired fit. It comes with 20 small weighted packs (each 1kg Iron sand bag) , so you can choose your desired weight between 0kg-20kg.

These bars are extremely popular among ultrarunners (including our e-commerce editor) thanks to their easily-chewable consistency on the run, which makes a change from gels over several miles. They contain 50g of carbs per bar, too, which is fantastic for fuelling long distance events.