This fall has been a whirlwind of weather. In Ontario, there have been 25-degree days, followed quickly by hail. In other parts of the country, they’ve seen record snowfalls. While the weather isn’t a thrilling topic, it’s an important one for runners who run year-round and want to be comfortable.
Their fall line of clothes is functional, fashionable and supremely comfortable. With extra attention obviously given to fabrics and functionality, these clothes are the pieces runners need in their fall wardrobe. Here’s a breakdown of the pieces we’ve tried and their ideal usage.
If the temperatures are solidly below zero, it’s time to invest in a good winter running jacket and thermal tights. The Saucony Snowdrift Jacket -.the jacket has a high collar and is seriously warm, with added breathability where you need it (armpits) and extra wind protection in the front and back. The tights are lined, but still move well, a line that’s hard to walk in heavier leggings. Another cold-weather tip, long socks that cover you ankles always go a long way. Even if it’s not particularly snowy, keeping your Achilles tendon nice and warm is always a priority.
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