SHOP: 10 winter workout items you need to own now
If you’re training for the Boston Marathon, you have no choice but to run in the cold weather. And while this winter has been slightly more amenable to running outside than last year, the most recent Arctic snap has proven that in Boston, you can never be too prepared.
Yaktrax Pro Traction Cleats for Snow and Ice
If you can’t stand running on sidewalks and want to head for the woods, some traction cleats ensure you’re actually running and not just falling in a forward direction.
It’s dark when you wake up. It’s dark when you leave work. Chances are it’s dark while you are running too. Be safe out there.
Stash your phone, keys, even an ID and credit card (for those drinking clubs with a running problem).
TrailHeads Women’s Running Ponytail Headband
Nothing ruins a good run like frozen ears. This headband is designed specifically for women (or guys rocking the man bun) so your ponytail doesn’t get in the way.
There is a reason why the wettest and coldest countries have a lot of wool sweaters. Even if your feet get wet, wool will keep your toes warm.
Your base layer needs to be synthetic to help wick away moisture and keep you dry and warm.
The warmth of your best fleece pajama bottoms with the performance factor of athletic pants.
Head Digital Sport Running Gloves
Touch screen compatible so you can leave them on while picking your playlist.
4ucycling Windproof Full Zip Wind Jacket
Stay warm. Stay dry. Even when a nor’easter is blowing.
DRSKIN DB04 Compression Tight Pants
Cool in the summer, yet warm in the winter.
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