8 Workout Pieces I’m Adding to My Marathon Training Wish List

Crafted with runners in mind, the UA Streaker 2.0 Shift Tank ($40) boasts a lighter sweat-wicking fabric that stretches when you move.

Because I'll be hitting the streets for much of my training, I'm going to need to be mindful of that summer sun. The UA Launch Run Visor ($22) is adjustable, breathable, and sits low to keep those rays out of your face.

These UA Launch SW 2-in-1 Shorts ($45) feature double layers for maximum comfort for runners. The under shorts feature a knit compression fabric while the ultralight outer short allows for movement in every direction.

Any runner knows the importance of a good sneaker. The UA Charged Intake 4 BG Running ShoesS ($100) are for those looking for neutral support. Created with a Charged Cushioning® midsole, expect serious durability while still allowing you to move flexibly.

Other than being sweat-wicking, fast-drying, and breathable, the UA Run No Show Tab Socks ($18) boast antiodor technology — something, I promise you, every runner can benefit from.

The HeatGear Armour® High Support Sports Bra ($55) may be ready for high-impact sports like running, but don't expect that to mean its stiff and gets sweaty. It's made with cooling HeatGear® fabric, mesh lining, and ventilation to keep you comfortably moving even during summertime training.

The close-to-skin fit of the UA Fly Fast Capri ($50) is made for that barely there feel that I love most for long-distance training. Bonus points for the built-in storage pocket that's perfect for your phone on long runs.

Marathon training stops for no one, so every runner would be wise to have a go-to rain jacket in their back pocket. The UA Qualifier Weightless Packable Jacket ($120) is a great option thanks to its knit paneling, strategic ventilation for breathability, and compact design that folds up nicely for toting.