Outdoor cardio clothing help please...

[girl81]

When I start out on fall/winter runs/walks, I'm usually freezing and have to bundle up. By about 10 minutes in, I have to tie my jacket around my waist and am annoyed by it the rest of the trip. Can anyone advise some solutions? Like brands of super lightweight/thin material pullovers that will keep me warm in the beginning, and I can just roll up the sleeves as I go?

[LiftedRJ]

Originally Posted by girl81

When I start out on fall/winter runs/walks, I'm usually freezing and have to bundle up. By about 10 minutes in, I have to tie my jacket around my waist and am annoyed by it the rest of the trip. Can anyone advise some solutions? Like brands of super lightweight/thin material pullovers that will keep me warm in the beginning, and I can just roll up the sleeves as I go?

nike.com has great dri-fit clothing that keeps you warm and when you begin to build mosture it wicks it away to cool you down. kind of expensive but i wear it all the time.

[Nightbird573]

Originally Posted by LiftedRJ

nike.com has great dri-fit clothing that keeps you warm and when you begin to build mosture it wicks it away to cool you down. kind of expensive but i wear it all the time.

^^^
This...and UnderArmour.

[Nightbird573]

Though, I would suggest you wear/bring warmer clothing, just in case...you could always run in place inside your home and "warm up" your body. That way you are already kind of warm by the time you get outside and you don't feel like you need a coat.

[girl81]

Thank you.