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1. A pair of ultra-lightweight sunglasses since the wraparound one-piece shield lens will protect your eyes from the harsh glare of the sun reflecting off snow and ice — after all, it's pretty difficult to run when you're practically blinded.
2. A pair of sweat-wicking thermal leggings that will keep you warm and cozy whether you're cruising down the street on a jog or just lounging around the house.
3. A thermal quarter-zip because it's super warm and water-repellant, but also has a unique three-way mitten system built into the sleeves, making it a versatile cold-weather running top (or mid-layer).
4. A half-zip thermal running top featuring heat-managing fabric and built-in mittens with thumbholes so you can trap all that body heat you're generating and stay super warm while you run.
5. A water-resistant lightweight down-filled running jacket with a packable hood to wear on extra-chilly days. And because it's got a zipper-access air ventilation system, you don't have to stress about getting *too* warm, either.
6. A pair of touchscreen-compatible lightweight gloves to wear on brisk, but not absolutely freezing, days, or as sweat-wicking liners under thicker mittens.
7. A trail running beanie with a fuzzy lining and extra-wide cuff so you can stay cozy and warm on those extra-cold winter morning runs (or hikes). Bonus! It's super cute, too.
8. A warm athletic tight if you want something sweat-wicking and heat-retaining, but also comfortable to move around and run in.
9. A high-impact sports bra to comfortably hold everything in place and minimize bounce without having to worry about pads shifting around. Molded cups and an almost seamless design eliminate all that hassle!
10. A high-waisted thermal legging constructed from not one, but two types of soft thermal fabric for double the warmth out there.
11. A Pegasus trail runner since the waterproof Gore-Tex upper and tough-treaded sole mean you'll be unstoppable in all weather and terrain conditions.
12. A cold-weather crewneck top that makes a cozy base layer, but also works great on its own, especially since the side pocket is big enough to hold your device or keys.
13. An over-the-calf compression running sock if you want to add an extra little bit of support without adding too much bulk underneath all your other layers.
14. And a set of running sleeves for when it's too warm for a full long-sleeve top, but still cold enough that you want a lightweight layer of warmth on your arms.
15. A fashionable, yet very functional, down-filled running vest that keeps you extra warm with premium heat-regulating technology and also handily packs into itself for when you're ready to de-layer mid-run.
16. A hat-and-glove set because these sweat-wicking, fleece-lined accessories are absolutely essential for staying dry and warm on winter runs.
17. A heat-regulating mid-layer with a built-in balaclava to protect your head and face on extra-harsh, windy winter runs (or just provide some extra warmth around your neck). Since the fabric is water-resistant, it also works on its own as an outer layer, too.
18. A pair of Nike Air Pegasus 38 sneakers for a weatherized road running shoe that can handle those wet and slushy road conditions (and they're also super comfy).
19. A synthetic-fill jacket if you want a water-resistant alternative to down but don't want to sacrifice any of the insulation or warmth.
20. A warm windbreaker because sometimes it's not the actual temperature that makes it so darn cold outside, but the fierce and ferocious wind. This colorful jacket provides plenty of coverage so you can face the elements and crush those miles.
21. A running pant that was designed in response to feedback from actual runners. They're warm and weatherproof with zippered vents at the thigh and lower leg, so you can make sure your temp is ~perfectly~ regulated at all times and in all conditions.
22. A half-zip fleece for a stretchy, sweat-wicking, and snuggly long-sleeve base layer you can wear on winter runs, to the gym, and around the house.
23. A pair of cushioned ankle socks since they're supportive and secure but also breathable, which means you won't have to worry about your feet sweating and then making you even colder.
24. A weatherized version of the Nike React Miler 2 road runners since they've got the same classic look and comfy, supportive feel but are even tougher with a tire-inspired traction tread and insulated upper and tongue. Slick streets won't be stopping you this winter!
25. A long-sleeve fleece top because it's a simple cold-weather running staple whether you wear it by itself or layered underneath jackets and vests.
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