I’m a marathon runner — 13 Amazon running deals under £10 you can nab before midnight

From Science in Sport, each of these isotonic gels contains 22g of carbohydrates for a quick supply of carbs for energy during exercise. Gluten-free and vegan, you get to try seven different flavours with this variety pack, too, so you don't need to worry about flavour fatigue.

They might be small but their impact is mighty, many runners incur blisters during races, due to prolonged friction between their skin and sock or shoe. But blisters can pop up at any time, including during training runs. These are our favourite blister plasters for both preventing and treating blisters. Deep cushioning helps to relieve pressure and rubbing, while Compeed's hydrocolloid active gel technology creates an optimal healing environment.

This ultra-thin, breathable running belt is just what you need to stash your essentials. It’s waterproof, too, so your stuff stays dry —even with sweat. With three separate pockets, there's plenty of space for your phone, keys, and cards.

Okay, so these running socks from Danish Endurance technically aren't under £10, but you are getting three pairs for less than £20 which is technically the same thing, right?! With arch compression and anti-blister cushioning, they're supremely comfortable, even on warmer days.

Hydration is a vital aspect of training and racing, so it's important to replace lost electrolytes through the use of the Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. These come well recommended by the RW team thanks to their tasty fruity flavour and the fact that they pack 250mg sodium per tablet. Pop one in 500ml of cold water and enjoy a refreshing drink.

If you're fell running or fastpacking, Ultrasun's Ultralip balm will come in handy, protecting you against sun, wind and cold with high UVA and UVB protection. It also contains highly moisturising blackcurrant seed oil for dry and chapped lips.

Whether you prefer to pound pavements or gravel paths, those hard-working soles deserve some love. CCS moisturises and protects dry and callused feet, helping you to keep putting in the miles.

A set of five bands for under £10 is a great price, and these from Gritin have proved to be pretty reliable from a quality point of view. They're made from latex and are reasonably comfortable against hair, are grippy, didn't tend to bunch too much and have been used for many a warm-up and cool down without issue.

This is an absolute steal from Westlab. For under £5, you get 2kg of high-quality, muscle soothing bath salts. Sit back and unwind after a weekend long run and relieve any aches, while promoting sleep. Recovery just got cheaper.

Despite all the hard work that they put in, many of us forget to stretch or massage our feet when it comes to our recovery routines. This mini foot roller is designed to help stretch out your arch and work out your foot pain, improving circulation and easing pain points.

The urge for a runner to switch gears and dive into triathlons is common, but one thing that tends to hold people back is the amount of gear required to undertake a tri.

Sales events like the Spring Sale make a great time to pick up some crucial pieces of kit for bargain prices, like these goggles from Zoggs that have been designed for the pool and open water.

Lifting weights is an important part of any regular runners routine, but lifting heavy can wreak havoc on your hands. It can leave your palms feeling rough and calloused, which isn't ideal. A pair of weight lifting gloves, however, can protect your hands from getting damaged without restricting your movement.

Perfect for pre- and post-run snacking, these protein packed bars are filled with crunchy peanuts and almonds, sweet dates and a subtle hint of cocoa.