Winter wear

Hi all, now the wear is getting colder and wetter I think I am going to need to wear something on top of my t shirt, nothing to heavy I get hot easily, any suggestions? What is everyone else wearing,

[GoGo_JoJo Graduate]

Try just a long sleeved sports top first, then as it gets cooler still put the shirt on top (or a looser one), then as the temp decreases make the bottom layer thermal. Find a buff and thin gloves, maybe a hat if you need one (my head gets too hot but I like a buff over my ears)

It's all about layering and trapping a little bit of air in each layer. Everyone is different. Gilets are a popular choice, as are lightweight, breathable jackets but to be truly breathable the price increases. Far better another thin layer you can peel off and tie on or push into a pocket or waist belt.

[SueAppleRun Graduate]

I just wear a zip up hoodie and once nicely warmed up i tie it round my waist probably will keep it on for longer as it gets colder and i’ve managed to miss pouring rain so far

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Thank you for your help, feel a shopping trip coming on

[islandrunner Graduate]

When it's really cold, I wear a long sleeve top, with a vest top underneath it.

[Buddy34 Graduate]

I got 3 of these they are great and I'm just back from a -2, 0 degree run.

decathlon.co.uk/run-warm-je...

[Speedy60 Graduate in reply to Buddy34]

It's that Decathlon again. No sign of them coming to the south west. I can see I'm going to have to move east or north.

[Buddy34 Graduate in reply to Speedy60]

They do deliver

[Speedy60 Graduate in reply to Buddy34]

Yeah, I'm tempted but I think I'd like to try them out for size first. Luckily, my son lives in Stockport so I'm waiting for a trip to see him, he's into running and road cycling. Having three sons means bonding over a bit of retail will be a bit of a novelty, so it should be fun.

[Grannyhugs Graduate]

I’m in the Scottish highlands- 1st snow in garden this morning - thin layers you can zip off, thin wind proof running jacket keeps out worst of chills. Still in cropped leggings. Thin hats/gloves good. Anything you can easily add remove as your temperature changes.

[Wenderwoo Graduate]

This last week I’ve been wearing a long sleeve base layer, a short sleeved sports T-shirt on top, and a long sleeve lightweight sport hoody, which I can unzip if need be. With running trousers of course 😊