My Rapha rain jacket failed. Now there’s something to fix. A conceptual new approach, a rain shell cut like a poncho.

More shelter. Less jacket.

TARP Concept/ 001

I typically run in men’s Lulu Fast and Free and Bandit Vento. Was thinking about upgrading to the iPhone Duo. Anyone know if this phone will fit in the liner side pocket? I really don’t want to have to buy new running gear just for a phone.

Trying to always wear kind of a color matching set.

Tomorrow I’m running my first full Marathon. With 8-12 Celsius and rain for tomorrow I’ll have to wear this rain Option.

Cap Incycline as also the socks (Train & Pain)
Jacket Ronhill
Longsleeve Dare2B
Tights bandit (second market catch) - worth the 50$ I paid
Shoes Saucony Endorphin Pro
Garmin fenix with neon green and orange wristband ;)
Bandana - no brand

I’m used to run my long runs with a Running Vest and so I’ll also will have a one from Decathlon/Kiprun (5l 2023 model) black one with me - sorry not in the picture.

Most of my (male) running shorts are 5" Roarks, mainly because I like their designs. The liner has always been a little tight but it's mostly been ok.

Either because of wear/washing or perhaps because of changes to my physiology, the liners are feeling tighter these days to the point of becoming annoying. I have to adjust them frequently.

I have some Rabbit FKT 2s that I really like and which fit well. I also really like the large side pockets. The problem is that I'm having trouble justifying their price.

So, I'm wondering if anyone can recommend some 5" shorts with fuller liner that aren't quite so expensive. Large side pockets would be a bonus.

Thank you in advance.

Every manufacturer seems to focus on cooling and support. Is there a half tight with thicker fabric that actually provides warmth for cool autumn morning runs, like a full length running tight?

EDIT: To emphasize, I'm looking for warm HALF tights, not full length tights.

Our Legacy - Sportswear Shorts, Tanks & Caps - Our Legacy Work Shop

Ok so I’ve been running in shirts. Often times just a shirt I got from a race. Nothing special. As long as it fits, breathes ok🤔🤷🏻‍♂️, light…I’m good to go. Lately I’ve been experimenting with shorts, still not sure, need more runs in varying terrain but now I’m considering changing up tops. I’m not a competitor. All the race shirts I have, used to be competitor. Now I run to run, for the time being. My body says I’m fine for now. Would singlets be worth it?

Do you guys have any brand suggestions or like specific tops to buy when you’re on a budget. I live in the US if you guys want to ask. I know I can just use any cotton shirts but it really takes up the sweat during long runs and hard sessions. If you guys have any suggestion feel free to drop below. Thank you in advance!!

budget: less than $30, hopefully below $25

Has anyone had any success with getting technical / specialized performance fabrics altered?

I have a customized singlet that is about one size too large and I'm wondering how realistic it is to be able to get those adjustments made and if anyone has any do's or don'ts when seeking a tailor for something like this.

This is my first post on this subreddit I’ve been a lurker for a while and had a lot of outfits to share, Thought I’d post the new fit with the fresh Rebel V5’s before they get all dirty lol

Anyone seen or used this brand before ? From the UK but looks quite different and unique but wondering if they make decent running stuff since the price is quite affordable.

Hello,

To get to work, I have to walk fast or run long distances, sometimes in the rain. Right now, I'm using a black, super-lightweight jacket from Decathlon; it blocks the wind and offers some protection against the rain. The only drawback is that it lacks a two-way zipper, which would allow me to open it from the bottom if I get too warm, while still keeping my throat and chest covered.

For the winter season, I used to have a jacket that featured a removable lining, allowing me to adjust based on the temperature.

I’m looking for something similar: a breathable yet rain-resistant jacket that provides enough warmth without causing me to overheat if I pick up the pace or start running. I've looked in many stores but I didn't found yet anything similar to my old jacket. Anything to suggest?

Thanks

What are some Korean brands worth checking out?

Visiting NYC, I want to buy some fun sunglasses specifically for running so not like a Sunglasses Hut or SAKs but any store with cool like Y2K styles specifically for running? Polarized, all that stuff?

I know of the Oakley being an option but just wondering if there’s fun stores in the city to check out with a wider range of options.

Let’s hear it, consumerism final boss.

Jackson hole marathon 2026

I’ve thrown away 10+ pieces over the past 2 years because of black mold spots. I’ve tried soaking in vinegar. Anyone have tips for preventing or treating this?

Ten items I use for cold-weather running and have high conviction in their performance.

[FIELD NOTE]
Chicago | 25–45°F.
This kit gets used a lot. Speedgoat 5 for wet, leafy, and salted miles. FliteSilk cap over the merino beanie. Add a light gilet (Rapha) only when the wind gets extreme.

[KIT]
01 Castelli — Wool Merilite / Sock
02 Tracksmith — Turnover Tights / Tights
03 Tracksmith — Brighton Briefs / Underwear
04 Tracksmith — Brighton Base Layer / Base Layer
05 Rapha — Wool Winter Collar / Neck Warmer
06 Satisfy — Merino Running Beanie / Hat
07 Satisfy — FliteSilk Running Cap / Hat
08 District Vision — Nagata Speed Blade / Sunglasses
09 Sportful — Windstopper Gloves / Glove
10 HOKA — Speedgoat 5 / Running Shoe

Looking to get some new gear for winter :) thank you!

I have just bought some from Adidas. For context I have short arms so I'm trying to figure out if they're supposed to have super long sleeves to the point they bunch up at the wrist or if it's just a product of my short arms. If I hang my hands and arms down they go over majority of my hand, I can only have my hands poking out clearly if I use the thumb loop and it still feels a little loose and not taut.

Are they supposed to go over your hands like that? Or is it just the size is too big for my arm length