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Fall Running Wear

The fall can provide some of the best running conditions of the year and having the right clothing on can help you enjoy those runs even more. Finding breathable, comfortable, functional and great looking running clothing has never been easier – as you’ll see in our review of some of the new clothes you’ll be seeing in the stores this fall.


ARD Half Zip - $90

ARD Half Zip - $90

Asics

This generously sized top will keep you warm on fall days and serve as an under layer under a jacket when the weather gets truly frigid. The long back provides some extra cover for days you might want to use this while biking . There’s a convenient zip pocket on the side and venting in the back for added breathability. The stylish piping adds to the great looks.





ARD Tights - $90

ARD Tights - $90

Asics

This is a no-nonsense tight that offers great looks and lots of length, perfect for long-legged women. The zippers on the back of the ankles make it easy to get into this comfortable tight and there’s a drawstring for fit at the waist. A small pocket at the back is perfect for keys or some money if you’re going to grab a coffee at the end of your workout.






Icefil Long Sleeve - $46

New Balance



This moisture-wicking and odor-resistant top is extremely comfortable can even help your performance. That’s because the Icefil fabric literally lowers your skin’s temperature as you start to get warm, helping you stay cool and dry. There’s even thumbholes and reflective strips for extra warmth and safety.




Input Tight - $65

Input Tight - $65

New Balance

The reflective zippers on the side of the ankle of the Input tight make it easy to get into these extremely comfortable tights, while the ankle grip ensures they won’t ride up, either. There’s mesh venting on the side of the knee for enhanced air flow and a zippered pocket for secure storage.





Misty Top - $65

Misty Top - $65

Oakley

This cozy, great looking, top is very long so you won’t have to worry about losing any coverage with even the biggest stretch. There’s a generous hood for the coldest fall days, a generous pocket and a reflective zipper for added visibility and safety.





Work It Pant - $75

Work It Pant - $75

Oakley

The wide band at the hips of this low-riding pant provides a stylish look and lots of comfort. There’s lots of length, which is perfect for long-legged runners. It’s hard to say a lot more – they look and feel great.




Ethereal Jacket Visipro - $120

Ethereal Jacket Visipro - $120

Saucony

This great looking jacket is both comfortable and functional, offering protection and warmth while remaining quite stylish. Saucony’s even added a light on the arm for some added safety during night runs.





Omni LX Tight Visipro - $75

Omni LX Tight Visipro - $75

Saucony

Thanks to the zipper and gripper at the heel, the Omni LX Tight is easy to get on and off, but won’t ride up during your workout, either. They have a more traditional, higher fit on the hips, a stylish side panel and a zippered pocket in the back.




Sumiko Hoody - $70

Sumiko Hoody - $70

Merrell


This lightweight hoody provides a surprising amount of warmth. It’s functional, stylish and extremely comfortable, especially around the neck. The sleeve length got a thumbs up from our long-armed testers, and the key pocket on the side was another popular feature.




Cairn Hoody - $110

Cairn Hoody - $110

Merrell

Impressively comfortable, this high-tech jacket will serve as a great outer-layer on cold fall days. There are three zippered pockets, including a small one on the sleeve. Like the Sumiko, the neck is very comfortable, so you won’t be afraid to zip this right up and use the hood when conditions require it.






Response Supernova Riot Windblock Top - $65

Response Supernova Riot Windblock Top - $65

Adidas

The ClimaProof technology used on the front layer of the Windblock Top helps keep the wind at bay during the coldest fall and winter days, while the really high neck and thermal fleece throughout will help keep you even warmer. There are two front pockets for storage on this stylish and comfortable top.





Supernova ¾ Tights - $55

Supernova ¾ Tights - $55

Adidas

The Formotion technology helps you move freely in these comfortable and extremely breathable tights. The stylish waistband has a protected pocket for your miCoach Pacer or music player and there’s even a zippered back pocket to stash some money or keys.






Tech Hoodie - $120

Tech Hoodie - $120

Louis Garneau

This form-fitting hoodie has really long arms with thumb holes which you’ll appreciate on those cold fall mornings. The material is very light, breathable and comfortable, so you can use it as an extra layer in the coldest winter conditions, too.




Running Tights - $80

Running Tights - $80

Louis Garneau

The Elite Pro Vent technology in these tights provides lots of stretch and breathability. The brushed back fleece is extremely comfortable and grips at the ankles will ensure that they won’t ride up. A zippered back pocket completes the package.








M Stormy Trail Jacket - $170

M Stormy Trail Jacket - $170

The North Face

This performance-fitting jacket uses HyVent Alpha fabric to keep out the rain while also remaining extremely breathable. The seams are sealed, too, to ensure that you’ll stay dry even in the biggest of downpours. There’s an easy to access pocket on the left chest, while the innovative cinch-cord can be adjusted with just one hand even when you’re running hard.





BTR Thn Nkd ¼ Zip - $80

BTR Thn Nkd ¼ Zip - $80

The North Face

They’re not joking – this super-lightweight top is “Better Than Naked” – especially as the temperature starts to drop in the fall. This extremely form-fitting top is a perfect piece to wear as an outer layer before the temperature drops too much and as an underlayer as you get closer to the winter. -KM



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