10 Fitness Products That Boost Your Workout—and Support Breast Cancer Research

To buy: $16, stickybesocks.com

You can bring breast cancer awareness into the barre studio with these breathable Be Brave grippy socks. Sticky Be Socks will donate 15% of the proceeds to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF).

To buy: $18, amazon.com

Trudeau’s pink Cool-Off BCRF bottle is the ideal choice for going to the gym or out for a run. Why? It’s leak-proof and has double-wall insulation to prevent cold water from "sweating" outside the bottle. Plus, the body is made from safe and virtually unbreakable BPA-free plastic, and Trudeau will donate a portion of every sale to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

To buy: $165, newbalance.com

New Balance aims to donate at least $500,000 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure from sales of its 2017 Lace Up for the Cure collection. The 30-piece footwear, apparel, and accessories line includes the 990v4, a performance running shoe designed for a stable, cushioned ride. Snag one of the limited-edition customizable pairs this October and choose a special message—like the name of the survivor for whom you're running—to be stitched into the design.

To buy: $70, newbalance.com

This Pink Ribbon In Transit half zip is the perfect layer for your al fresco workouts, thanks to its sweat-wicking material and cozy thumb holes. Even better, New Balance will donate 5% of the wholesale sales of this jacket to Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

To buy: $7, masterlock.com

Master Lock has donated $210,000 to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation by selling pink security products over the last decade. You can aid their efforts by clipping one of these dial padlocks designed with a pink ribbon to your gym locker to show your support and secure your belongings at the same time.

To buy: $35, reebok.com

Reebok is supporting the Avon Breast Cancer Crusade by donating at least $300,000 through the sale of their Pink Ribbon products, including these super cute capris. What better way to show your support?

To buy: $25 for 24 1-oz. packages, jellybelly.com

Jelly Belly Sports Beans are made with natural flavors and real fruit to give long-distance runners and other endurance athletes a jolt of energy to blast through a long workout. Jelly Belly will donate 5% of the profits from sales of the Fruit Punch flavor to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

To buy: $25, walmart.com

You’ll contribute to breast cancer research when you buy this kinesiology therapeutic tape that soothes muscle pain and increases mobility. Added bonus: The tape’s pink polka dots provide a reflective pattern, so you can run (and raise awareness) even in low light conditions.

To buy: $30, underarmour.com

Under Armour’s Power In Pink line will donate an impressive $10 million to the John Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center. Want to get in on the charitable action? You can start by stepping into these shorts that come with a second-skin feel, sweat-wicking fabric, and anti-odor technology.