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| Suggestion for top upper layer? (Read 324 times) |
Runnr4life7788 |
posted: 12/22/2007 at 11:51 PM |
| Hello everybody, I have underarmour and I was looking for something to wear over it, because I don't like just wearing it alone. It doesn't get extremely cold here. I tried a sweatshirt but it was too baggy and big, I didn't like it. So I was thinking about getting a light zip-up running jacket. Any suggestions? |
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posted: 12/23/2007 at 4:00 PM |
| Quote from Runnr4life7788 on 12/22/2007 at 11:51 PM: Hello everybody, I have underarmour and I was looking for something to wear over it, because I don't like just wearing it alone. It doesn't get extremely cold here. I tried a sweatshirt but it was too baggy and big, I didn't like it. So I was thinking about getting a light zip-up running jacket. Any suggestions?
I picked up a cheap wind-breaker jacket/pants set from Target for around $20. I don't use the pants much - but the jacket is great with a tshirt for those chilly/damp nights. |
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posted: 12/24/2007 at 3:10 AM |
| I have a Pearl Izumi (made for cycling) neon yellow vest that I love for running. It halps keep my core warmer, but I cans till wear a short sleeve tech top with it, and be comfortable when I run in temps near freezing. |
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VictorN |
posted: 12/27/2007 at 2:14 AM |
If it doesn't get too cold, then I'd pick up a cheap wind-breaker like Mike suggests. When it is cold, I like running in cycling jackets because they usually come with big back pockets where I can put gels, extra water bottles, or discarded hats or mittens when necessary.
Victor |
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posted: 12/28/2007 at 5:18 AM |
Runnr, don't give up on the sweatshirt. I routinely wear, over my Smartwool baselayer, a pullover hoodie w/ front pocket for my training runs down to 25*F. The front pocket is a handy stash place for gloves, gels, whatever, and the hood helps should your head get cold. It's old school, and I don't race in it, but it's bright orange (it's hunting season here), cost 12 bucks, and is breathable. For a sleeker fit, I also have a Giordana cycling thermal jersey (not as warm as the hoodie), and a Hind thermal windbreaker. Cycling outerwear is really hard to beat, as cyclists have more of a wind chill factor to deal with. But, YOWZA...they can be expensive...
Good luck
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