Pants for winter running?

petemeep

i have no long pants for running and it's getting cold here what type, materials, brands , styles etc. Do you suggest and why? Thanks!

jessicayoung82

Yes, I was going to ask the same question I would also like to know what is good.

gargisingh

I just got myself Nike Pro Hyperwarm Women's Tights. The temperatures are still above the freezing point so I am not running in them- but man! they do fit so well and they are so warm and yet the fabric is perfect to wick the sweat away. I also like the red tinge they have in them.
Bump for now - I will update this when I have run a lot in them to tell how they are.
PS: I have Sandman Extreme half-marathon in the freezing January, so I am sure I will run a lot during this winter :=)

alane15

I was going to ask this question too! Any links to product pics and info could be helpful or specific brands and material types would be awesome!

MelStren

bump....

rachelilb

Bump...i had the same question.

annexbr

I'm really into running, so I personally find Nike's running leggings to be the best.
(if you want some links: http://store.nike.com/us/en_us/?l=shop,pdp,ctr-inline/cid-1/pid-508926/pgid-508928 and http://store.nike.com/us/en_us/?l=shop,pdp,ctr-inline/cid-1/pid-414582 ) Personally, out of the two, I like the thermal leggings. They have this soft thermal inner layer that keeps me warm without overheating my legs.

However, they are quite expensive, so you might search for different brands. I just like Nike because it's really high quality

summertime_girl

Under Armour ColdGear compression tights.

HermioneDanger118

Bump! Especially winter running tights/pants for tall girls...

Colbyandsage

Bumping! I bought a pair of Asics pants online and they didn't work so well so I need other optioms

taem

there are pants and tops for colder weather days. I would say those that posted are good suggestions but to actually go to a running store, because they usually sell off-season running apparel for really cheap (granted it's late for winter), but something to think about if you continue to run.

NavyKnightAh13

bump

czmmom

I like shopping at roadrunnersports.com and I just recently bought a pair of under armour cold gear compression tights. I have not had a chance to wear them as it hasn't been real cold yet - but I really like a pair of regular pants I bought (I think they were all season pants) from under armour. One of my friends swears by the under armour cold gear.

starlite_79

I use running tights in Target's C9 line. they have served me very well and are the most affordable cold weather tights i've found. http://www.target.com/p/c9-by-champion-women-s-cold-weather-running-tight-black/-/A-14115161#prodSlot=medium_1_1&term=running tights

Yunnieh

I run with a sports skirt even if it snows, haha. Burns extra calories, actually.

litatura

Lululemon.

skullshank

NO WAY!

oh, wait...thought this was a yes or no question....sry *backs out of thread slowly...sans pants*

MissNations

I wore yoga pants with leg warmers under them to keep the cold from drifting up. FWIW

DontStopB_Leakin

I use running tights in Target's C9 line. they have served me very well and are the most affordable cold weather tights i've found. http://www.target.com/p/c9-by-champion-women-s-cold-weather-running-tight-black/-/A-14115161#prodSlot=medium_1_1&term=running tights

^^These. 25 bucks a pair, and they're generally on sale. On average, it doesn't get super cold where I'm at, so I generally wear Old Navy Active compression capris/leggings, but my legs are always warm anyways. I love em' and they're always, always on sale.

AmyRhubarb

I wore running tights last year and was fine, although I'm in central California and don't get the sub-zero temps here like other areas do. I've got some from Target, but found my best deals on the bigger name brands from Tj Maxx or Marshall's.

ipsamet

I've had success with the target leggings! Hasn't gotten much colder than 40's here yet, but they've ben warm enough for that. I was a little worried that they wouldn't stay up but they were great.

cagletb

bump for later

awesomek001

From Alberta, Canada, I can say that I don't spend a whole lot of $$ on the apparel for running other than the shoes. When I'm running outside in the cold, it's more about layers than name brands. I wear my workout shorts under just my regular brand of yoga pants (Ieast expensive I can find at the time that I need them). I have heard others swear by compression pants, but they don't "do it" for me - I hate having tight things around my calves when I run.

ahamm002

Keep in mind that you really only need pants for temperatures below 40 degrees (IMHO opinion anyway). Most major athletic brands make decent running pants. I have nike and underarmor running pants, but I doubt it matters much. Just go to a store and buy whatever is the most comfortable.

housenoob

Under armor pants are the best. if you are in a cold area best to get the long ones instead of the cropped. if you get the cropped just remember your calfs are going to be very cold

splashwags

Under Armour ColdGear compression tights.

Love these...and their turtlenecks...

croctad

Zaggora Flares. They keep you ridiculously warm AND are great for extra calorie burning. I swear by them.
www.zaggora.com

Chewster001

When I was on the cross country ski team in Vermont, we used to wear a very high tech pair of pants for both dry land (running) training as well as while skiing - they were known back then as "sweat pants." I think you may be able to special order them online.

Nikki881

Bump

WolfPackFan13

I have these:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001MS8B50/ref=oh_details_o02_s01_i01

And wore them on my first marathon, and it was about 30 degrees F at the start of the race. They are great. Kept my legs warm, but not hot. I plan on using them a lot this winter.

californiagirl2012

i have no long pants for running and it's getting cold here what type, materials, brands , styles etc. Do you suggest and why? Thanks!

I'm pretty happy with just long sports pants from like JCPenny's. I usually have to hem them, even when they say petite, but they work just as good as the more expensive running pants at running stores.