Club kit
The uniform of showing up
You do not need any of this to run with us. But there is a specific feeling in the last kilometre of a race when a stranger in the same vest screams your club’s name at you, and this is how you get it.
Club Tee
The one everybody owns
£24
£20 members
Race Singlet
Club colours on a start line
£32
£26 members
Arrow Hoodie
For the twenty minutes after
£58£65
£49 members
All-Weather Jacket
Removes the last excuse
£89
£75 members
Five-Panel Cap
Sun, rain, bad hair
£22
£18 members
Reflective Beanie
Head torch compatible
£18
£15 members
Long Run Socks
Two pairs, zero blisters
£16
£13 members
Club Bottle 600ml
Lives in the aid station box
£19
£16 members
Kit Tote
For the bag drop
£14
£12 members
Arrow Neck Tube
Nine ways to wear it, you'll use two
£12
£10 members
Annual Membership
Runs are free. This keeps them free.
£25
£25 members
Gift Card
For the runner who has opinions about shoes
£25
£25 members
How the shop works
Four things worth knowing before you buy
Priced at cost plus a bit
The margin funds the junior section and the first aid kit. Nobody here takes a wage out of a hoodie.
Members pay less
Membership is £25 a year and knocks 15–20% off everything. One hoodie and it has already paid for itself.
Collect at any run
Free collection at any Thursday or Saturday run. Or £3.95 to post it, free over £50.
Swap it if it doesn't fit
Bring it back to any run within 30 days, unworn, and we will swap the size on the spot.
Sizing, honestly
Tees and hoodies are unisex and run true to size — size down if you want a race fit, up if you plan to layer. The race singlet runs small; most people take one size up from their tee. If in doubt, try one on at any Thursday run before you buy.