Winter running
Thermal layers, gloves and a light for running below freezing, dark mornings and wet evenings.
Below freezing: three layers and a light
At −2 °C the line crosses the thermal kit. A base layer, a mid layer and an outer layer, with the warmest only if you run slowly or for a long time.
Winter running kit at −2 °C
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Merino base layer −10 to 8 °C, next to skin, works today
Thermal tights −10 to 4 °C, next to skin, works today
Running tights −8 to 10 °C, next to skin, works today
Merino neck tube and gloves −10 to 6 °C, next to skin, works today
Half-zip midlayer −6 to 10 °C, mid layer, works today
Insulated gilet −10 to 3 °C, mid layer, works today
Insulated running jacket −10 to 5 °C, outer layer, works today
Waterproof jacket −5 to 14 °C, outer layer, works today
Outline: next to skinHatched: mid layerFilled: outer layerRed line: today, −2 °C (sample forecast)Blue line: 0 °C, freezing
Ranges for an easy pace (sample). Wind makes it feel five degrees colder.
Winter running kit
Every piece on the winter chart, with a head torch for the dark months.
Insulated running jacket
Synthetic fill at the front, stretch fleece at the back and arms
Sizes XS to XXL
Made for −10 to 5 °C
$130
Thermal tights
Brushed fleece inside, wind panels at the front of the thighs
Sizes XS to XXL
Made for −10 to 4 °C
$75
Merino base layer, long sleeve
150 g merino, flat seams
Sizes XS to XXL
Made for −10 to 8 °C
$85
Insulated gilet
Light fill, keeps the core warm and the arms free
Sizes XS to XXL
Made for −10 to 3 °C
$70
Merino neck tube and gloves
Thin merino, the gloves work with a phone screen
Sizes S to XL
Made for −10 to 6 °C
$35
Head torch, 400 lumens
Rechargeable, red rear light, three hours on medium
Sizes One size
$55
Example prices.
Not sure what you need? Ask before you come in
Tell us what you train for, the temperatures you go out in and your usual size. We check the shelves, hold it for you and reply within a working day, or call (555) 017-2200 while the shop is open.