Winter isn’t even ‘officially’ here yet, and we’ve already
seen the weather at its worst (hopefully). Kids have already had 2+ snow days,
snow plows have been out countless times, and you’ve battled with yourself
about whether to tough it out outside or head to the gym, on more than just a
few occasions.
If you’re anything like me, you almost get cabin fever
running on the treadmill all winter long. The good news is we have products and accessories
that can keep you out of the gym and out on the road.
The Yaktrax Run is an ice traction device anatomically
designed for use with running shoes. Run naturally on packed snow and ice with
the Yaktrax Run's combination of removable spikes and steel coils, providing
360° of unbeatable traction. Continue your training during the winter with the
same stability you are accustomed to on dry surfaces. The Yaktrax Run can be
worn in temperatures as low as ‑41° Fahrenheit.
Trans4m Adaptable
Run Glove
The Trans4m is an adaptable glove that has 4 levels of
warmth and versatility for every stage of every run. It has the optimal access
for touch screens, shoe laces, and more. There is an easy access zipper pocket for
essentials such as keys, money, and energy gels, as well as reflective
detailing. The best part about these gloves is they have a universal design, so
both gloves fit both hands! I have a pair of these and on really cold days, I
wear them over my regular running gloves for an extra layer of warmth
Buff Headwear
The Original buff multi-functional headwear is seamless and
is designed to morph into a multitude of different garments in seconds,
allowing its wearer to change their headwear on the fly. There are 10 different ways to wear it: mask,
hood, balaclava, do rag, neckerchief, headband, cap, reversible cap, knotted cap,
and scarf. The material is soft, comfortable, breathable, and thermal.
Hand and Toe
Warmers
Wool Socks
Merino wool is a warm fiber that retains the heat you create
when moving for warmth and insulation. It is a very breathable fiber, so it
also releases heat when needed so you do not over heat, making it ideal for use
during periods of activity. In addition, merino wool works like an efficient
sponge, holding water. However, unlike a sponge merino wool can absorb around a
third of its own weight before it leaves you feeling damp. There are multiple brands
of socks that make merino wool socks: Feetures, Smartwool, Swiftwick, and FITS.
Hope some of these things can get you out on the road more often than inside on a treadmill!
Happy Running!
Stainless Steel Coils are always helpful for this. Keep exploring.
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