1. "I bike..but...still outside..." In response to Reply # 0
>1. what's the coldest temps you'll run in?
I tap out in the teens....
>2. how do you dress?
Light as possible. Nike Dri-Fit wool is the bees knees. Up top it'll be 1st layer of a sweat wicking tee, then a wicking smart wool long sleeve on top of that, then a wind blocking hard shell on top of that. thermal beanie for the head, gloves on the hands, compression tights on the bottom.
>3. what's the one thing you wear that's invaluable?
I've used it down to low 30's...so I can't vouch for it beyond that. It replaced my under helmet hood/neck gaiter set up with just one piece. Shawn over in OKS uses one, too.
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2. "I started up some running in the fall" In response to Reply # 0 Wed Jan-13-16 10:36 AM by Cenario
but quit it around dec.
1. what's the coldest temps you'll run in? prolly 40 lol
2. how do you dress? compression tights and shorts, thermal or hoody and a tshirt
3. what's the one thing you wear that's invaluable? tights.
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3. "RE: outdoor winter running" In response to Reply # 0 Wed Jan-13-16 10:38 AM by ndibs
>1. what's the coldest temps you'll run in? >2. how do you dress? >3. what's the one thing you wear that's invaluable?
Prob around 0 Moisture wicking layers Proper gloves and a scarf around face/nose to filter cold air
I do not recd running in really cold weather. The pros will even train inside, less chance of injury from slipping on ice. The cold air can also be damaging to the lungs.
Edit I read the first question as coldest you'VE run in. I wouldn't go out in much older than freezing, low 30s.
4. "less is more..." In response to Reply # 0 Wed Jan-13-16 10:55 AM by CyrenYoung
..i have to be comfortable.
as such, i use slim layers that retain heat & protect against the wind. as long as i have this, there's no such thing as "too cold."
there are a few inexpensive brands with solid options for active wear (*old navy, uniqlo, etc).
currently rockin' out with:
• dry fit long sleeve top, layered with cotton shirt • compression tights, reflective socks • old navy insulated full-zip jacket • madgrip active gloves
granted, i'm cycling but the same approach applies.
*old navy currently has 30-50% off on all active wear.
6. "i'm thinking about cycling too" In response to Reply # 4
basically i'm finding myself more by eastern parkway kicking it and i could be running or biking over there and saving some time, money, and getting back in shape
16. "i asked a similar question on facebook" In response to Reply # 15
and a running homie told me i could double up on tights and get my uniqlo heattech on. i have some heattech. and i could get my hands on some better gloves. i have some thin nike ones i could probably stick under another pair i have though
18. "nah man, go old navy" In response to Reply # 16
it's cheap and effective i really like their dry fit stuff. it makes such a huge difference. i would get some compression pants but it's not really cold enough for that.
gap has some cute stuff on sale but i still think it's a little pricey.
13. "RE: outdoor winter running" In response to Reply # 0
>1. what's the coldest temps you'll run in? -2 >2. how do you dress? hat,turtle neck dry fit,jacket,compression pants, pants, socks,gloves nothing too extra >3. what's the one thing you wear that's invaluable? i use parrot zik headphones which cover the whole ear and have controls on the headphone so clutch
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20. "RE: outdoor winter running" In response to Reply # 0
>1. what's the coldest temps you'll run in? in the 30's, but I'm in atl, so its never too bad.
>2. how do you dress?
normally shorts, hoodie, tshirt. maybe a headbacd for my ears. >3. what's the one thing you wear that's invaluable?
my shoes. they're water/crap resistant. so if I hit mud or something, I can just spray them off and they're back to looking normal. not to mention how friggin comfy they are. I need to get another pair, but can't find'em.
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