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1. A full zip hoodie so you can wear something super light on your run yet warm enough to keep you going through those icy tundras (or a little snow). The pattern will give you flair during group jogs, too.
2. A pair of high-waist seamless faux fur-lined leggings to get you through the wind chills in an elegant fashion. With the benefit of faux-fur, you will stay warm during your runs and no longer have an excuse to not go for a.m. jogs. Sorry, not sorry.
3. A two-pack of compression socks so you can feel like your feet are in toasters. Aside from the magical sweat absorption and arch support, you will have eternal warmth from toes to knees.
4. An Apple Watch to track your run and the ins and outs of your workout. Aside from distracting you from both the exercise cramps – the worst – and the temperature, fitness watches are pretty weather-resistant, so gnarly wind chills, rain or snow shouldn't be a problem.
5. A thermo vest so you can jog while feeling like a toasted marshmallow through the crisp air. The thermal fabric technology uses escaping body vapor to generate heat – some serious scientific stuff. And can we mention how nice it is to have a bright orange vest against the drab winter colors?
6. A set of interlock head wraps that'll give you some options when you want to stay warm but maybe don't need a full-on beanie. Headbands are perfect when you're working on those sweat-inducing sprints or when it's cold out, but the sun is still blaring down.
7. A two-pack of lip balm so you can survive the jog without chapped, dry lips (my lips hurt just writing that). Beeswax and fruit extracts will keep your kisser soft and hydrated and become a cold-weather necessity.
8. A hoodie because this may just become the perfect hybrid between a comfy hoodie and a reliable sweater. You never know what the climate will throw at you, so why not have an article of clothing that can withstand worst-case scenarios?
9. A pair of fleece cargo joggers in a warm butterscotch color because if you're going to run in winter, why not do so in style? Color aside, keep breaking your personal bests with a pair of fleece pants that'll capture warmth with every stride.
10. A long sleeve that'll keep you warm on the run without necessarily needing to layer up. With the functional moisture-wicking material, you won't have to worry about sweat, so you can stay dry even during a burly run.
11. A pair of knit gloves that'll help your hands withstand chills and extreme cracking. While nothing beats the feeling of a warm latte between your hands, you can rest assured that you can jog with gusto in some hot and soft gloves (as you run to your nearest cafe).
12. A colorblock fleece jacket so you can run, jog, or power-walk your way to warmth without feeling like you're in the desert. You want a lightweight jacket with serious warming potential when you're on the run. Plus, numerous pockets and a striking tri-color design don't hurt, either.
13. A pair of shield sunglasses with mirrored lenses to help prevent those awful glares from the sun and the bright-white snow. And if your sunglasses can block UV rays in a gorgeous peach and rose color combo, so be it!
14. A pair of earmuffs because frostbitten ears aren't the best look. You want something minimal to wrap around your ears that's also comfortably padded. Check and check.
15. A zip-front jacket so you can have a literal bundle of warmth in your closet. You will have no problem breaking a sweat when hitting the pavement with a magically velvety jacket made with soft knit fabric.
16. A pair of thermal leggings so you can reach that glorious runner's high because you won't be obsessing about the freezing cold. You can stay balmy no matter what your jogging regimen entails.
17. A spray bottle of sunscreen because don't be fooled: those sun rays are strong even in sub-zero weather. All the white snow reflects harmful UV rays at you – leaving you burnt – so spray yourself before going out for those jogs, ideally with this cruelty-free sunscreen that also works as a moisturizer.
18. A Hypervolt percussion massager that'll help keep your muscles loose and relaxed after running through the chill. Speaking as a proud Hypervolt owner, I love this thing! It makes me feel revived after a challenging workout (or video game session).
19. A pom beanie that will give off total Rocky vibes while you jog throughout your city. When the temps are seriously dropping, you have to protect your head and ears from the chills, and a full-throttle beanie is a practically perfect way of keeping warm and avoiding the sniffles.
20. A pair of cold-weather compression tights so you can run without having to resort to oversized, baggy sweatpants. The compression fit enables you to keep warm during your outings but will allow room to add on a pair of gym shorts without things getting too hot.
21. A lightweight pullover sweatshirt that'll be perfect when the temperature is just a little chilly but still lovely. Enjoy those crisp breezes with a light stretch fabric perfect for breaking your old 5K record – or just a delightful stroll around the neighborhood.
22. A half-zip because sometimes you don't want the bulky university sweater. A half-zip pullover fits snuggly against your body, providing for more breathing room. And thanks to the recycled polyester, you're already keeping your resolution to wear more sustainable clothing, too.
23. A hybrid water shoe because we all remember our grandparents telling us how they had to walk to school in the middle of a blizzard, uphill. However, now you can navigate through the melted snow and rain in a pair of shoes that are water-resistant, ultra-comfy, and in a creamy taupe color.
24. A full-zip hooded sweatshirt to help combat those not-so-delightful jogs when the weather is just not cooperating. The quick-dry fabric can withstand light rain because you're not cutting your workout short due to some sprinkles.
25. A long sleeve cold mock neck T-shirt that will literally flick off the cold and wet. The moisture-wicking material allows you to jog in comfort – even if a couple of showers happen to rain on your adrenaline boosts.
26. An insulated running jacket so you can run like Forest Gump, no matter how frigid those winds may turn. The soft shell fabric is also water-resistant, making you feel secure and ready for any sudden rain or magical snowflakes.
27. A thermo running pip not only to retain heat but actually generate warmth! Aside from perfect warmth, the neon green will keep drivers aware that you are out there running your best life.
28. A neck gaiter because you promised you would jog more this year – no matter what. A neck gaiter will keep you warm via the thermal-regulating fabric despite how bone-chilling the weather will become and provide SPF 30 protection from UV rays.
29. A pair of heat-trapping, water-resistant gloves because you never know when it will start pouring or snowing these days. You don't have to be a Lou Levov to realize that now, gloves need to keep you warm and not interfere with our touchscreens.
30. A pair of wireless earphones so you can let the music free you from the cold. Whether you want speedy EDM or, when I dare to jog, podcasts, the sound will replace temperature drops with bass drops.
31. A pair of woven running shorts that'll add some silky smooth coverage from your long johns. Putting a pair of shorts over your leggings keeps your hips warm and your runs long-lasting.
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