running gear

Slip this lightweight layer on when you need a little extra warmth and wind resistance. It also has internal pockets and pops of reflectivity to make you (and your stuff) safer on the streets.


With two different types of compression fabric, a wide, flattering waistband and a rear zip pocket, these partially printed tights let you stylishly stride through any tough training session.


These polyester jersey gloves not only keep your fingers feeling toasty, but they also feature a touch screen-compatible forefinger and even provide you with a tiny pocket.


Thanks to its up-to-the-neck coverage and glow-in-the-dark stripes, this buttery soft top is ideal for cool, early morning miles. A hidden chest pocket with a built-in media port gives you a good place for your phone, too. The shirt comes in men's sizes, as well.


A throwback to a classic '80s sports style, the Bislett Pant offers a functional and fashionable option for runners who are tired of tights. Made with a moisture-wicking, four-way stretch fabric, they also feature stirrups for a secure ankle fit


With its combo of windproof nylon and a soft, merino-blend fabric, the insulated jacket is basically business in the front and party in the back (and sides). It also has three pockets, a fitted hood and thumbholes. 


Designed for pace-pushers who want a light, well-cushioned ride, the Vazee 2090 feels as fast as it looks. The bright kicks are breathable, flexible and super responsive underfoot.


The built-in mesh balaclava on this comfy, sweat-wicking top offers extra protection for your face on those biting, windy runs. Its fabric is also antimicrobial and helps fight odor. 


Cover your ears and head while you run in a cozy cap that wicks sweat away quickly and also presents a slot for your ponytail.


Staying warm starts at the core, making this reflective outer layer a smart, comfortable choice for chilly runs. Insulated with goose down filling, it’s light and breathable, yet still offers warmth, wind- and water-resistance and high-tech visibility. 


<a href=/articles/2013/07/marathon-strength-training>Marathon</a> season is in full swing, which means days are getting shorter and morning runs are getting colder. But even if you’re not training for a <a href=/articles/2015/08/odd-numbered-races>race</a> at the moment, these items will make you want to keep your running game strong (and warm) throughout the <a href=/articles/2014/10/eat-for-fall>fall</a> and winter.

Our favorite fall running gear

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