Layering Guide: Cold – Janji

Cold Guide

Layers for every run

FORECAST :

25-50 °F

High and dry. Windy. Blustery. Chill.

TIP CENTER //

Merino fabric is naturally thermoregulating, and reacts to temperature changes during a cold weather run

Merino fabric is naturally thermoregulating, and reacts to temperature changes during a cold weather run

A windproof, protective outer layer will do more to keep you warm than several base or midlayers

A windproof, protective outer layer will do more to keep you warm than several base or midlayers

Bring gloves and wear a good cap to prevent the misery that comes with frozen extremities

Bring gloves and wear a good cap to prevent the misery that comes with frozen extremities

Cold Layers

Running in cold temps requires a delicate balance: lightweight warmth with breathability that disperses sweat without letting the frigid air in. Our cold weather layers are designed with moisture-wicking softness to keep you cozy in the chill, at every effort level.

Alexandra’s Kit //

W Mercury Jogger

W Revo Rover Pullover

Vortex Gloves

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$98 M's Mercury Track Pant Super soft, moisture-wicking cold weather performance pant Bark

$98 W's Mercury Track Pant Super soft, moisture-wicking cold weather performance pant Midnight

$88 M's Repeat Merino Tech Long Sleeve Ultra-tough thermoregulating + odor resistant standalone or base layer Earth

$92 W's Repeat Merino Tech Long Sleeve Ultra-tough thermoregulating + odor resistant standalone or base layer Run Everywhere Eclipse

$178 M's Stormrunner Fleece Jacket 2.0 Serious weather protection with lightweight warmth Ultramarine

W Mercury Jogger

W Revo Rover Pullover

Vortex Gloves

Layers for every run

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