Running in the Rain Is an Inevitable Part of Training—Here’s How to Keep It Comfy
If you're one of these said runners, I'd like to, at the very least, help keep you as comfortable as possible (in part because I need to engender favor with fit individuals who can help me survive the dystopian future; in part because running while feeling soppy can feel daunting). You'll need some sort of a hat, a windbreaker, moisture-wicking lower-body clothing, and, of course, the right shoes. (P.S., running shoes are different than training shoes—did you know?)
Below I've compiled some options, including the official New Balance windbreaker of the TCS Marathon, which is making its internet debut today, that can help to keep you dry and moving forward. While temps are certainly about to dip, none of this gear is meant to keep you particularly warm (aside perhaps from the vest), so you can add layers and take layers away throughout your run, depending on what you need.
Shop 'em and then squirrel them away somewhere for a, well, rainy day—which you'll helpfully be able to *sort of* predict.
"Running in the rain, I'm running in the rain..."
More of a stroller than a sprinter? Try one of these chic, sheer raincoats. Plus, here's some cute headgear that will take you through all four seasons.
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