By The Active Times Editors
TheActiveTimes.com

Chances are you’ve started your holiday shopping already. But, we’re also willing to bet that you haven’t checked all of the giftees on your list off yet.

That is, unless you’re some kind of holiday shopping freak ...

Kidding!

If you’ve finished your list already, more power to you. But if you’re not quite done yet, and you happen to have a gym-obsessed fitness fanatic or an adventurous outdoor enthusiast on your list, well then you’ve come to the right place.

In this year’s gift guide, once again, we’ve highlighted ideas in every price range for everyone from the runner to the gym junkie or the outdoorsman to the all-around sports lover in your life. Open the slideshow and let the gift-spiration begin!

The Active Times Holiday Gift Guide 2014

Polar V800 Multi-Sport GPS Watch

Described as a GPS enabled multi-sport device for "ambitious triathletes, runners and endurance athletes," the Polar V800 tracks typical stats like route, distance, speed, pace and altitude for running, swimming and biking, but also has 24/7 activity tracking for a better picture of your recovery periods, customizable profiles for each sport and seamless sport transition capabilities for triathletes. It also includes Bluetooth heart rate sensor that can be worn even while swimming. $519.95

The North Face Runners1 ETIP™ Glove

For the runner in your life who braves the pavement even in the chilliest of temperatures, these versatile gloves feature touch-screen compatibility, a moisture-wicking fleece jersey inner layer and a reflective exterior for added visibility while running in the dark. And for even colder climates, these pair well with the Runners 3 OverMitt (also pictured left). thenorthface.com; $25-$35

Yurbuds Inspire 200

For the fitness fanatic who enjoys a bit of musical motivation, we recommend the new line of ear buds from Yurbuds. The latest Inspire 200 model features a sweat proof design that’s guaranteed to never fall out, a durable reinforced headphone jack and a new "Quik Clik" magnet for tangle free storage. yurbuds.com; $29.99

Dare 2b Genteel Heavy Duty Winter Jacket

It is equipped with epic and essential functional details: High loft polyester insulation, a detachable snow skirt with a stretch panel and gel gripper tape, a concealed, zipped internal ski pass pocket, inner ribbed collar and cuffs, two double entry lower pockets (with hand warmer pockets to the top entry and zip access to the side entry), an adjustable shockcord hem system, a polyester/satin blend quilted lining, and multiple inner pockets for MP3 or goggle storage. dare2b.com; about $314

The North Face Vault Day Pack

A pack that's truly perfect for any adventurous traveler’s day trip needs, the Vault offers 26 liters of space to keep gear safely stashed. It features two compartments; one large main zip section with a laptop slot and a smaller (but still very spacious) secondary zip compartment with internal organization. A foam back panel, comfy straps and a removable sternum strap make for a secure, snug carry. thenorthface.com; $55

The North Face Stormy Trail Jacket

When it’s wet outside, this jacket will keep your favorite runner dry. When it’s windy, it will keep him or her warm. And for those fall days when the weather is somewhere in between, they’ll stay comfortably cozy with a light outer layer featuring a venting system that lets cool air in through the front and hot air out through the back. thenorthface.com; $165

Ski/ Snowboard Backpack

This little pack is the ultimate mountain companion. The perfect size for a day in the snow, the 11-liter Heli Pack is discreet and attractive with all of the features any powder hound could want. The pack is able to carry either a set of skis or a snowboard along with a shovel in an outside pocket. The Heli pack also features an insulated hydro sleeve, a fleece lined goggle pocket and a rescue whistle built into the sternum strap. dakine.com; $70

Brunton REVOLT 9000 Power Bank

Great for anyone on your list, campers and travelers will find the REVOLT especially useful. With the ability to charge up to six smartphones and durability against drops and water, the on-the-go adventurer on your list will never be without power. The power bank comes with a three-in-one adapter cable for easy charging of almost any device and for the extreme winter enthusiast, the REVOLT pairs with Brunton's HEATSYNC collection to keep you warm out there. brunton.com; $100

Chips by Outdoor Tech

Safety never sounded so good. The Chips by Outdoor Tech are the first universal Bluetooth speaker system made specifically for ski and snowboard helmets. Simply stash the chips in a helmet with an audio liner to easily control music and take calls while on the slopes. The chips work with tons of great helmets from Giro, Smith, Bolle, K2, Bern (including the Kingston) and more. Soon they’ll be even more versatile, working as headphones and inside beanies and headbands. $130

Dakine Wristguard Glove

Wrist breaks and fractures are among the most common snowboard injuries, but most boarders still don’t wear a wrist guard. Dakine’s Wristguard Glove is waterproof, insulated and -- most importantly -- comes with 360-degree added support for the wrist. The protective feature is inconspicuous, but it gives a little bit of added support should your favorite boarder unexpectedly catch an edge. dakine.com; $50

SCOTT Linx Snow Goggle

A great option for the skier or boarder on your list, the Linx goggle can handle any amount of powder in comfort and style. OptiView lenses paired with 3-layer foam and a top of the line air management system mean these modern-looking goggles will keep any powder hound comfortable all day. scott-sports.com; $160

Gordini STASHLite Gloves

The STASHLite series from Gordini combines all the warmth you would expect with the lightest material you can imagine. The spandex cuff doubles as a stuff pocket so you can store the entire glove when you’re done wearing it. As if this everyday glove could be more convenient, it’s touch screen compatible and comes in a mitten style as well. gordini.com; $35

Hydro Flask 18 oz. Insulated Bottle

Every outdoor adventurer needs a quality water bottle to keep drinks cold and a thermos to keep coffee, tea and soup piping hot -- why not give the gift that takes care of both needs? Hydro Flask’s stainless steel double wall vacuum insulation will keep drinks ice cold for up to 24 hours and hot liquids steamy hot for up to 12 hours. The 18-ounce option is a perfect size for almost any activity but sizing and color options are nearly endless -- you can't go wrong with this great gift. $26

Icebreaker Hats

Give the gift of warmth this season with one of many stylish options from Icebreaker. Made of a merino wool blend, all of the hats keep the heat in and the odor and sweat out. Perfect for the winter athlete and just about anyone else who will be out and about this winter. us.icebreaker.com; $27-40

BRAVEN BRV-1 Bluetooth Speakers

This award-winning Bluetooth speaker produces some remarkable sound in a tiny, durable package -- and it even has the ability to charge other devices from its internal power bank. Both waterproof and shock resistant, the BRV-1 features 12 hours of music playback on a single charge, making this little powerhouse the perfect gift for any on-the-go adventurer. braven.com; $100

SUPER.NATURAL Base Layers

Keep your friends and family warm, stylish and super comfortable with base layers from SUPER.NATURAL. This high performance apparel combines merino wool with wicking fibers to provide warmth and keep you dry throughout even the most physically demanding winter activities. The odor resistant fabric is machine washable for added convenience and super soft for endless comfort. us.sn-supernatural.com; $60-70

The North Face Women’s Farrows Twill Pant

Need something for your favorite snow junkie? A pair of waterproof, lightly insulated snow pants is the answer. These slim-fit pants keep water and cold out while maintaining stretch and durability. From the park to the backcountry the Farrows Twill Pant will hold up in all conditions. thenorthface.com; $140

Eagle Creek Pack-It Specter Cubes

If you ask your favorite athlete to describe the experince of packinging for any kind of trip, they’ll have four words for you: Pain. In. The. Neck. That’s where these organizational specter cubes from Eagle Creek come in. They’ll ease an athlete’s luggage anguish by allowing them to consolidate and separate their apparel from everyday items. eaglecreek.com; $10-$44.80

The North Face Thermoball Triclimate Snow Jacket

Avid skiers and boarders know how quickly conditions can change on the mountain and that’s why adaptable gear is essential. This three-in-one jacket from The North Face allows real time adjustment with changing conditions and includes a removable ThermoBall layer for maximum heat retention. Your skier or boarder can wear both layers on the coldest bone-chilling days or sport the shell on mild days to look and feel their best throughout the winter. As a bonus the jacket has some underarm vents, a pocket on the wrist with a goggle cloth and water resistant seals. $349

Bib Bits

These bib magnets allow athletes to easily and accurately pin race bibs to their shirts, eliminating the hassle of the more commonly used safety pin. It may not seem like an exciting gift, but we’re sure that the runner or triathlete in your life will appreciate this simple item that can help make race day just a little bit easier. bibbits.nl; about $12.25.

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For the complete list of the The Active Times' Holiday Gift Guide, go to TheActiveTimes.com.