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Summer Running
Fair weather runners
It's so much easier to maintain the motivation to get up and run in the summer.
Blow away the winter blues and get some fresh air and endorphins – and with
so many great clothing options your customers can even look good doing it! Zöe
Foster looks at the options…
S
ummer running is a different animal; common sense dictates RRP is outstanding value for a moisture wicking top
that running in Autumn, Winter and Spring is preferable; and the Epiphany stretch short £20 RRP compliments
temperature and humidity in the British Isles is more agreeable the figure and look.
to such hot, sweaty work. But Summer is also when people's For men the
thoughts turn to how they'll look on the beach, and how best to competitively priced
shed those excess pounds – plus it's a hell of a lot easier to motivate Equilibrium T at £22 has
yourself to get out on a sunny morning than on a cold, wet day. flat locked seams
We've rounded up some clothing options and accessories to make allowing it to be used
running hassle free. From lightweight waterproofs to sun protection clothing for a base layer, or on its
lines, fabric plays an important role in keeping you cool, dry and even injury- own. Sherpa Short 2 for
free. men is stretch woven and
moves with the runner.
Apparel
Also featuring key fob
pocket and dual rear
holster pockets for gels.
BROOKS Picture: Women's - EZ fun T at £18 RRP / Epiphany
Brooks fabric for women and men’s apparel is stretch short £20 RRP, Men’s - Equilibrium T £22 RRP /
outstanding in my opinion as it is incredibly soft Sherpa Short 2 £20 RRP
to the touch, easy to wear with great moisture
wicking qualities. The women's ‘EZ fun T’ at £18
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