For the colleague who cycles in year-round and treats the lunch walk as interval training, pick something that fits an active life.
Think handy accessories, recovery, or something for the commute. Below are ideas that suit the office athlete.
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Your colleague's gym bag finally gets something useful inside it.
Delivered tomorrowYour colleague's shoulders will thank them, even if they won't admit it.
For the colleague who treats their running watch like a second child.
Delivered tomorrowMakes your evening jog visible to concerned colleagues who track you.
Delivered tomorrowResistance bands that won't judge your desk-to-gym commute.
Delivered tomorrowFor colleagues who need reminding that spreadsheets aren't actually a sport.
Delivered tomorrowTrack your goals while pretending you're training for something impressive.
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Delivered tomorrowThe thing your physio keeps mentioning but you never actually buy.
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Delivered tomorrowFoam roller for the colleague who insists their sore muscles need professional attention.
Delivered tomorrowYour colleague's fitness obsession finally has a instruction manual.
Delivered tomorrowA sport accessory usually costs 10 to 25 euros.
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Something that makes training easier: a good bottle, a gym towel or an accessory for the commute. Choose on the sport they actually do.
Pick something that fits any sport, such as a bottle or a towel. Safe and always usable.
Usually too personal and too expensive for an office gift, and most enthusiasts already have one.
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