Go North. Run Aware. Run away with prizes.

I've been using Shokz for the past five years. Their open-ear design lets me stay motivated with music while staying safe outdoors.

— Eilish McColgan

Eilish finished third at last year's AJ Bell Great North Run. Earlier this year, she broke the European 10K record with a time of 30:08 at the Valencia 10K Ibercaja. Shokz open-ear headphones have been a key part of her training since 2019, helping her stay motivated with music while remaining aware of the world around her.

During races,
I could hear the crowd cheering, stay aware of my surroundings, and keep going through the quieter stretches of the course.

— Gian

Since 2020, Shokz headphones have supported Gian through both training and racing, whether virtual or in-person. He raised money during his first in-person marathon in Brighton and earned a Guinness World Records certificate for taking part in the virtual 2020 London Marathon.

Every finish line is a reminder of how far I've come,
not just as a runner,
but as a woman who rebuilt her life from the ground up.

— Amy

After an infertility diagnosis, Amy turned to running and discovered a new purpose. From her first 5K to ultramarathons, the sport showed her that her body is defined not by what it cannot do, but by everything it can.

The marathon taught me to face my fears and step outside of my comfort zone in order to grow.

— Nikita

After years away from running, Nikita returned to the sport to cope with grief and manage her ADHD. Despite a pre-race stress fracture, she completed the London Marathon, where a tribute to her late cousin became one of the race's most emotional moments.