This Lidl non-food folder runs from 30 September to 4 October 2026 across 16 pages, and page 2 is all sport: a water-repellent CRIVIT running jacket down from 19.99 to 14.99, a running backpack with a 1 litre water bladder or running vest down from 23.99 to 1…
What you need to know
Once October arrives the mornings stay dark and the evenings come early, and anyone who wants to keep running is now dealing with rain, wind and shorter days. This Lidl non-food folder runs from 30 September to 4 October 2026 and has 16 pages.
Sports gear piles up easily, yet whether you keep going out often comes down to one jacket that keeps the rain off and one pack that carries water.
Three items on page 2 of this non-food folder add up to one autumn routine, running outside and training at home:
- CRIVIT Dames- of heren hardloopjack: 19.99 down 25% to 14.99, water-repellent, sizes S to XL, with the men's jacket also online. The hardest moment of an autumn run is stepping out into drizzle, and a light water-repellent jacket makes that weather manageable. It is not a rain jacket, so a proper downpour will still soak through.
- CRIVIT Hardlooprugzak / -vest: 23.99 down 17% to 19.99. The backpack has a built-in 1 litre water bladder and the vest has two extra pockets. For runs longer than an hour or a cycle commute, water carried on the back is steadier than a bottle in the hand; for a half-hour run the vest is enough for keys and phone.
- CRIVIT Fitness-accessoires: 3.49 each, as one 2 kg dumbbell, a pair of 1 kg dumbbells or a pair of 0.75 kg ankle and wrist weights. On an evening when the rain keeps you in, these small weights are what a set of arm and leg exercises in the living room needs, and beginners are less likely to strain something starting at one kilo.
- Retailer
- Lidl
- Valid
- 30/09/2026 to 04/10/2026
- Pages
- 16 pages
For weights, divide the price by the total kilos to get the price per kilo, which you can set against any other dumbbell or ankle weight. Filled in: a single 2 kg dumbbell is 3.49 divided by 2, so 1.75 a kilo; the pair of 1 kg dumbbells is also 2 kg and also 1.75 a kilo; the pair of 0.75 kg weights totals 1.5 kg, so 3.49 divided by 1.5 is 2.33 a kilo. The strap weights cost more per kilo, but they sit on the ankle or wrist and do a different job from a dumbbell.
These are three items from 16 pages; the folder states it starts on Wednesday 30 September, non-food stock is usually limited, and sizes and versions depend on the shop. Going early on the Wednesday gives the widest choice of sizes.








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