Our Favorite Running Gear Finds in lululemon’s ‘We Made Too Much’ Section This Month
From editor-tested and -approved running shoes to a race-ready one-piece, lululemon’s “We Made Too Much” section has amazing running gear for less.
Expert consulted: Amanda FurrerEditor, Running Reviews
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It’s officially August, which means our closet is catering to hot weather very much right now. But it also means we’ll be pulling out more layers and fall-centric clothes soon. Now is a great time to take stock of your running gear and see what you could use to close out summer and get fall started. Luckily, you can now get great running gear finds in lululemon’s “We Made Too Much” section.
For those who don’t know, lululemon has a section on its website called “We Made Too Much,” where you can shop running-specific items like shoes, leggings, and tanks—in addition to apparel and accessories for other sports—for less. In the “We Made Too Much” section, you’ll find over 100 items for both men and women. But since looking through that many products can be a little overwhelming, we’ve picked out a few for you to shop below, including a pair of editor-tested running shoes, a rain jacket, and a pair of track pants to help refresh your warm-up gear.
lululemon Blissfeel 2 Women's Running Shoe
Now is the perfect time to invest in a new pair of running shoes, as five colorways of this editor-tested pair from lululemon are currently in the “We Made Too Much” section.
These shoes have been named to not one, but two of our running shoe guides, including best running shoes and best running shoes for women, securing the title of best women’s daily trainer. “It’s a neutral shoe that’s ideal for recovery days or for runners who want more support and firmer cushioning,” Test Editor Amanda Furrer wrote in her review of the shoe. And now, you can get them for as low as $59.
If you could use a new pair of lined shorts to finish the summer out, you might want to grab these while they’re in the “We Made Too Much” section. These shorts dry fast, are nice and light, and have some stretch. The 5-inch length comes in three colorways, though there are other lengths with different color options available if you like your shorts a little longer than that.
Available in two colors, this airy romper is perfect for hot end-of-summer runs. It won’t hold onto sweat, has some stretch, and features an open-back design to help keep you cool. And better yet, it’s under $100 in the “We Made Too Much” section right now.
If the Olympics has inspired you to refresh your warm-up gear, you’re in luck, because you can score some, like these track pants, in lululemon’s “We Made Too Much” section. This pair of track pants comes in five colors, features pockets on either side, and as the name implies, can be torn off effortlessly when you’re ready to get running, thanks to snaps on the sides.
Gear up for wet or blustery runs with this running jacket. It’s designed to take on wind and rain without weighing you down, making this a nice addition to your summer running gear and transitioning well into fall. Plus, it utilizes lululemon’s No-Stink Zinc technology; it won’t hold onto smells.
Whether you’re looking for an outfit to race in or just want something easy to throw on ahead of training sessions this summer, look no further than this one-piece from lululemon. Like so much of the brand’s running gear, this one-piece can dry fast, so you won’t get bogged down by sweat. Plus, it’s currently under $100 in the “We Made Too Much” section.
Micki Wagner is a commerce editor for Hearst’s Enthusiast Group, where she is constantly on the lookout for exciting new products, great sales and deals, and fun gifts. Her work can also be found on Saveur and Worth. When she’s not writing about the latest and greatest products, you can find her checking out new restaurants, spending way too much time shopping online, and binging Parks and Recreation…yet again.
Amanda Furrer, Editor, Running Reviews, studied journalism at NYU and writing at Emerson College. She has reviewed gear and covered other topics in the running space for almost 10 years. Since 2013, she has consecutively run the Boston Marathon. She also has a master’s degree in gastronomy from Boston University and was formerly a professional baker for two years before hanging up her apron.
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