Thanks for the info! I live in NW Oregon and I think we have similar winter weather (cold and wet). Run4Adventure is my favorite running channel. I love the optimism and your positive mentality. Keep on running!
I run a lot at night on roads. For rear visibility I picked up a Kiprun Kalenji, Running Light from Decathlon. $15USD. Best thing is it doesn't need a battery. There's a small magnet and coil inside. As you run the bounce makes a current that flashes the red LED. I clip it on the back of my hat.
Good afternoon Run4adventure and all the runners. Thanks for this review. The Autumn is coming, Loyd. Here is my like. A nice Friday for everyone. ☀️🏃♂️🌧
I don’t see many gilet/ vest and arm warmer options targeted for running but I use this setup in fall and spring cycling and it works great when you have big temperature swings from start to end of runs ( or rides)
I'd never heard of Artilect until your review earlier in the year. Bought myself a Flat Iron 185 top just last week. Not worn it yet for running but tried it on and it feels really good quality.
Their apparel is brilliant, some of the best baselayers I've ever worn! I really hope you enjoy your top Ashley and thanks for watching and taking the time to comment it's appreciated 🙏😊
Good selection there Loyd. Do you ever run in long tights? I have the OMM brand ones and they've lasted a few winters now and also have handy side pockets. Very impressed with them. Interested in checking out that Fenix rear light as well. As a cyclist, one piece of kit I'd recommend for winter is some good quality clear glasses. If you have a beanie on and no peak, sometimes the driving rain get in your eyes, or brambles can scratch. Normally a running cap deals with this but I rarely wear a cap at night.
I honestly prefer cold runs to the Florida summer. Moving to Indiana has provided a huge amount of improvement in my running with the hills and cooler weather.
I think your crazy to Jesse! 😂 Everyone's different I suppose, give me sunshine any day of the week. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment it's appreciated 🙏
I can back loyds comments on the fenix head torch. The best I’ve ever used. Power battery life and reasonable weight. Found out about from this channel.
Wow, longsleeves in winter... When I go jogging in winter here in Russia, I consider putting on valenki, just to make sure I do not get stuck in some snow pile 😆
Hey Loyd, loving the channel, thanks for the great videos. I'm in need of a new running jacket but understand Shakedry is being discontinued due to environmental reasons. What other waterproof, breathable jackets do you recommend that won't break the bank? Thanks Louis
Definitely keep getting out there. like you said, you don't want to loose all the fitness you've built up. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment it's appreciated 🙏😊
Great video. I’m especially interested in the the Artilect base layer. Can I just ask if you wear your normal running shirt size? The Ronhill jacket looks awesome too 👍🏻
Thanks Martyn 👍 The Artilect apparel is brilliant, probably the best base layer in cold conditions I've ever used! I tend to wear a medium in everything and the baselayer is a perfect fit in a medium. Hope this helps and thanks for watching the channel 🙏😊
Hi loyd, I think the information you share is second before none and is immensely appreciated. However I have been trying to get my hands on the shakedry by ronhill and it turns out it has been discontinued ant the closest thing to it is the Tech Gore-Tex Mercurial Jacket. It would be great if you could do a review on this one to compare it to the shakedry.
Thanjs that's really appreciated 🙏 It's a shame that the Ronhill jacket has been discontinued, it's a great jacket. I'll see what I can do with the other jacket 🤔 Thanks for watching 😊
I could never run in a gym on a treadmill, I couldn't think of anything worse! I would much rather be out in the elements but everyone's different 😊 Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment it's appreciated 🙏
It depends what the weather is like. If its in the middle of winter and its cold, definitely a long sleeve merino baselayer from SAYSKY or Artilect 👍 Hope this helps Graham and thanks for watching the channel 🙏😊
Would you use a waterproof gilet in moderate to heavy trail runs or just very light rainy or windy (with no rain) weather? And am I correct that the back is not waterproof? Won't water get in through the back? Similarly, I guess there is no protection for your arms but probably not a big problem as long as your core is protected?
The issue I have with many Gore-Tex clothing is that they insist on a displaying huge Gore-Tex logos; the Ronhill running jacket is no exception. Quality should be classy. I can't spend money and have that ghastly wording on my arm in large type. Might just be me...
Hi Mate, What was the Artilect base layer you were wearing? They have several versions of base layer and I am after the softest. Like you I have ups and downs with Merino but I know if you get a good quality top it works really well. I have had a few Merino tops, the best being the Odlo one I bought last year, but even that now is starting to irriate my skin and chaffe. Thanks
Hi Rob It was their 185 Flatiron baselayer. I've been so impressed with the quality, great for winter running! www.artilect.studio/m-flatiron-185-crew-2211130-ad-ah-1236#selection.color=6571
Hi Lloyd would you say the harrier exmoor jacket is a good running jacket for the price point? Like the look of the Ron hill shakedry jacket but bit out of my price point
Hi Adam The Harrier jacket is a great jacket for the money, there's a full review of the jacket on the channel 👍 Hope this helps and thanks for watching the channel 🙏
Hi Lloyd, please can I ask - how much of a difference is there between the breathability of the Shakedry and the Harrier running jackets? Is it a ‘night and day’ kind of difference, or just a little more breathability in the Shakedry? Many thanks! 🙏
P.S. found the Artilect base layer on Sigma Sports for £34! And I’ve bought the little light too - amazing quality and brightness in such a small package! That’s going to live in my running vest over the winter. Great video, thanks! 👍
It really is 'night and day' different Melanie. The Ronhill jacket is a lot more breathable, you do get what you pay for when it comes to breathability 👍 That's a total bargain, £34 for that baselayer is awesome! 😊
I'm UK based and my favourite time is Autumn/Spring for running quick 😂 I still prefer winter over summer anyway, but I think that's because when I started it was winter!
@@Run4Adventure I have just subscribed 2 your channel. Keep me interested in good content I like idea that you record 2 items wearing on you (shoes & wp vest) and later make 2 reviews feom the same recorded material. Time saving idea. Congrats
You'll get use to it eventually. I actually find it a lot harder riding a bike up a hill compared to running because I'm run fit and not bike fit. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment it's appreciated 🙏😊
You don't have to spend anything if you don't want to Calvin 👍 I'm just showing the items of running kit that help me through winter here in the UK. I'm not telling anyone to buy! 🤔 Thanks for watching 🙏
🤔🤔but most important in our life is crossing 100 years by super health 🏊 🚴🏃🏃 😃😃 and in case of a very good sportsman should be crossing 🏃💯years old by super healthy lifetime , otherwise nothing important. And the one 👷 worker who's working hard to save money and pay all expenses for athletic activities by his salary, and crossing 100 yrs by excellent health his name in the history super 🌟 star....and super inspiration for everyone very good luck everybody 😃😃🏃🏃♀️
Love this time of year...dark nights , rain ..perfect running weather for me. Always struggle in the Summer
Same, I get a buzz out of it!
Everyone's different Gary 👍
I run with lots of guys who don't like the heat but give me the sun any day of the week 🌞
Thanks for watching!
Yep, same here! The calendar's toughest 3-4 months for running are over 😁 (I'm also in the UK). Funny how different we all are 👍
Me too.Give me cold, wet, tired and covered in mud anytime. If you want to be comfortable stay in bed!
@@killforkylie I obviously still run when it's wet, muddy and dark but I prefer the warming summer weather 👍
Thanks for the info! I live in NW Oregon and I think we have similar winter weather (cold and wet). Run4Adventure is my favorite running channel. I love the optimism and your positive mentality. Keep on running!
I love winter running a lot more than summer running. Thanks for pointing the merino long sleeves companies, I'm interested!
me too
I run a lot at night on roads. For rear visibility I picked up a Kiprun Kalenji, Running Light from Decathlon. $15USD. Best thing is it doesn't need a battery. There's a small magnet and coil inside. As you run the bounce makes a current that flashes the red LED. I clip it on the back of my hat.
Good afternoon Run4adventure and all the runners. Thanks for this review. The Autumn is coming, Loyd. Here is my like. A nice Friday for everyone. ☀️🏃♂️🌧
I live in Nebraska and winter is my favorite season to run in. It adds another dynamic and seems less noisy.
I don’t see many gilet/ vest and arm warmer options targeted for running but I use this setup in fall and spring cycling and it works great when you have big temperature swings from start to end of runs ( or rides)
Laces, new sock company and the Fenix back light. Some great tips in here Loyd. Thanks for another great and well timed video!
Reflective laces is actually a brilliant idea! I didn't know that we can get them separately. Also, the socks. Thanks a ton!
No worries Rohit, thanks for watching 🙏😊
I'd never heard of Artilect until your review earlier in the year. Bought myself a Flat Iron 185 top just last week. Not worn it yet for running but tried it on and it feels really good quality.
Their apparel is brilliant, some of the best baselayers I've ever worn! I really hope you enjoy your top Ashley and thanks for watching and taking the time to comment it's appreciated 🙏😊
Good selection there Loyd. Do you ever run in long tights? I have the OMM brand ones and they've lasted a few winters now and also have handy side pockets. Very impressed with them.
Interested in checking out that Fenix rear light as well. As a cyclist, one piece of kit I'd recommend for winter is some good quality clear glasses. If you have a beanie on and no peak, sometimes the driving rain get in your eyes, or brambles can scratch. Normally a running cap deals with this but I rarely wear a cap at night.
Hi there, which OMM pants do you wear? Thx
I honestly prefer cold runs to the Florida summer. Moving to Indiana has provided a huge amount of improvement in my running with the hills and cooler weather.
Cooler weather definitely help Jefe but I wouldn't call a British winter cool, more like wet, dark and miserable! 😂😂
@@Run4Adventure 😂. It’s wet here, but not as often as the UK. It’s the ice that gets me. I’ll be running and turn into a newborn deer.
I love my dark rainy runs out here on Vancouver Island. For me nothing beats 7-10 degrees, dark grey and soggy runs. My wife thinks I’m crazy.
I think your crazy to Jesse! 😂
Everyone's different I suppose, give me sunshine any day of the week. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment it's appreciated 🙏
I can back loyds comments on the fenix head torch. The best I’ve ever used. Power battery life and reasonable weight. Found out about from this channel.
I’m making a transaction from cycling to running I must say running is a lot harder than riding a bike up hills. I enjoy your videos!
I’m the opposite and riding around dartmoor on a road bike is horrific 😂
the contrast of living in the southern US. I can't wait for winter a break from highs in the 100s (F)... I'll take the cold all day.
Wow, longsleeves in winter... When I go jogging in winter here in Russia, I consider putting on valenki, just to make sure I do not get stuck in some snow pile 😆
Hey Loyd, loving the channel, thanks for the great videos. I'm in need of a new running jacket but understand Shakedry is being discontinued due to environmental reasons. What other waterproof, breathable jackets do you recommend that won't break the bank? Thanks Louis
Very timely, just been looking for merino socks. Keep up the great content!
Awesome, I'm glad the video helped! Thanks for watching 🙏😊
Awesome video! Very detailed and deeping into the Keys! 👌
Great video Lloyd, loving the outtakes 😅
I'll try to run more often this winter than usual, which is barely at all. I did good in the summer, it would be sad to see that progress wear off.
Definitely keep getting out there. like you said, you don't want to loose all the fitness you've built up. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment it's appreciated 🙏😊
Hi. Thanks for sharing. Would have been great to know your favorites gloves…
Great video. I’m especially interested in the the Artilect base layer. Can I just ask if you wear your normal running shirt size? The Ronhill jacket looks awesome too 👍🏻
Thanks Martyn 👍
The Artilect apparel is brilliant, probably the best base layer in cold conditions I've ever used! I tend to wear a medium in everything and the baselayer is a perfect fit in a medium. Hope this helps and thanks for watching the channel 🙏😊
@@Run4Adventure Thanks very much 👍🏻 I’m usually mediums too. I’ll go for that.
Hi loyd, I think the information
you share is second before none
and is immensely appreciated.
However I have been trying to get
my hands on the shakedry by
ronhill and it turns out it has been
discontinued ant the closest thing
to it is the Tech Gore-Tex
Mercurial Jacket. It would be
great if you could do a review on
this one to compare it to the
shakedry.
Thanjs that's really appreciated 🙏
It's a shame that the Ronhill jacket has been discontinued, it's a great jacket. I'll see what I can do with the other jacket 🤔
Thanks for watching 😊
Meanwhile in Australia we just hit 29C. Finally warm enough to start considering hitting the beach.
Ha, not down here in Canberra, Australia where it was a high of 12 degrees C today, and raining (again) 🌧
E light. You got me. I am getting one.
It's a super handy little light Jonathan 👌
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment it's appreciated 🙏
My #1 winter running essential is a gym membership
I could never run in a gym on a treadmill, I couldn't think of anything worse! I would much rather be out in the elements but everyone's different 😊
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment it's appreciated 🙏
Hi Loyd - very practical light weight list. One item I would like to know, where is the beanie/hat from as shown at 1:38 and 2:05?
It a Merino beanie by SAYSKY Ian. Hope this helps and thanks for watching the channel 🙏😊
Great video Lloyd - really useful. What tee do you wear with your Saysky gilet, a merino one? Pity the gilet is out of stock now...
It depends what the weather is like. If its in the middle of winter and its cold, definitely a long sleeve merino baselayer from SAYSKY or Artilect 👍
Hope this helps Graham and thanks for watching the channel 🙏😊
@@Run4Adventure Ordered the Artilect baselayer based on your review. Might try and get short sleeve one for autumn days. Great channel.
@@grahamstenson8571
Awesome Graham, I'm glad you're enjoying the channel! 😁
Would you use a waterproof gilet in moderate to heavy trail runs or just very light rainy or windy (with no rain) weather? And am I correct that the back is not waterproof? Won't water get in through the back? Similarly, I guess there is no protection for your arms but probably not a big problem as long as your core is protected?
Thanks for info! Very useful!
The issue I have with many Gore-Tex clothing is that they insist on a displaying huge Gore-Tex logos; the Ronhill running jacket is no exception. Quality should be classy. I can't spend money and have that ghastly wording on my arm in large type. Might just be me...
Great video though. Helpful!
Both Gilet out of stock 😫 just ordered the sockes 🤙🏼
Oh no! 😔
I'm sure they'll have them back in stock soon Mike! The socks are awesome, hope you like them and thanks for watching 🙏
Hi Mate, What was the Artilect base layer you were wearing? They have several versions of base layer and I am after the softest. Like you I have ups and downs with Merino but I know if you get a good quality top it works really well. I have had a few Merino tops, the best being the Odlo one I bought last year, but even that now is starting to irriate my skin and chaffe. Thanks
Hi Rob
It was their 185 Flatiron baselayer. I've been so impressed with the quality, great for winter running!
www.artilect.studio/m-flatiron-185-crew-2211130-ad-ah-1236#selection.color=6571
@@Run4Adventure Thank you mate, taking a look at that now.
Would be great to have a kit list like this but using brands that are on sports pursuit for those of us who dont have £180 to spend on a rain jacket
There's lots of reviews and content featuring more affordable running kit already on the channel 👍
Thanks for watching 🙏
@@Run4Adventure thankyou ill have a look. Love the content btw
@@becca6967 No problem, really gkad you're enjoying the channel and thanks for watching 🙏😊
Informative and fun, thank you!
I'm glad you thought so and thanks for watching and taking the time to comment it's appreciated 🙏😊
DexShell waterproof socks and gloves?
I actually meant to talk about my DexShell gloves in the video but I forgot! They're good gloves 👌
Thanks for watching 🙏
Useful vid. Cheers buddy.
No worries Stuart 👍
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment it's appreciated 🙏😊
Try running in the deep cold and snow of Canada
Loyd, where did you get the Feniz clip on elight in the UK? Thanks in advance.
Hope this helps Robert 👍
www.myfenix.co.uk/product/fenix-e-lite-multipurpose-1725
Thanks for watching the channel 🙏
Interesting, thanks!
Gksd you found it interesting and thanks for watching 🙏😊
Hi Lloyd would you say the harrier exmoor jacket is a good running jacket for the price point? Like the look of the Ron hill shakedry jacket but bit out of my price point
Hi Adam
The Harrier jacket is a great jacket for the money, there's a full review of the jacket on the channel 👍
Hope this helps and thanks for watching the channel 🙏
great review video
Thanks Martin, I'm glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching the channel it's really appreciated 🙏😊
What hat you recommending for UK winter?
I use the SAYSKY Merino beanies, they work really well 👍
Thanks for watching 😊
I'vent run outdoors in winter for almost 15 years. When it gets cold between -15-20 degrees I have to breath so slow it feels pointless running.
Hi Lloyd, please can I ask - how much of a difference is there between the breathability of the Shakedry and the Harrier running jackets? Is it a ‘night and day’ kind of difference, or just a little more breathability in the Shakedry? Many thanks! 🙏
P.S. found the Artilect base layer on Sigma Sports for £34! And I’ve bought the little light too - amazing quality and brightness in such a small package! That’s going to live in my running vest over the winter. Great video, thanks! 👍
It really is 'night and day' different Melanie. The Ronhill jacket is a lot more breathable, you do get what you pay for when it comes to breathability 👍
That's a total bargain, £34 for that baselayer is awesome! 😊
Great, many thanks for your reply 😁
Hi Loyd, what size arm sleeves did you have on ?
I'm wearing the M/L sleeves 👍
Hope this helps and thanks for watching the channel 🙏
Loyd have you tried the Montane Trail Featherlite gilet?
No I haven't Brian, is it good? 🤔
@@Run4Adventure haven't got it yet, was thinking about getting one, I have the issue of not getting too warm but trying to keep warm enough. 😁
Loyd, you wouldn't miss summer if you lived the Spanish summer... I could not wait to get to September and run with human-friendly temperatures.
I'm UK based and my favourite time is Autumn/Spring for running quick 😂 I still prefer winter over summer anyway, but I think that's because when I started it was winter!
👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you
No problem, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment it's appreciated 🙏😊
@@Run4Adventure I have just subscribed 2 your channel. Keep me interested in good content
I like idea that you record 2 items wearing on you (shoes & wp vest) and later make 2 reviews feom the same recorded material. Time saving idea. Congrats
Winter running where i live means usually 10+ deg so usually i just wear a longsleeve shirt or a windbreaker/rain jacket
Looks like the Ron Hill Shake Dry jacket is no longer available.
I think you might be right, I can't find them anymore either? 🤔
Local running shops have stock, they have been told not to sell online, to protect brand price, which is wrong...
Any leggings recommendation ? Thanks for the video amazing channel 😎👊
Are you sponsored by saysky?
No, I’m not sponsored by SAYSKY 👍
Evening 😁
I’m making a transaction from cycling to running I must say running is a lot harder than riding a bike up hills
You'll get use to it eventually. I actually find it a lot harder riding a bike up a hill compared to running because I'm run fit and not bike fit. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment it's appreciated 🙏😊
@@Run4Adventure I did about 11 miles other day 10 min a mile I was pacing myself but I do enjoy it
sounds like we need to spend $600 to $1000 for running in the winter, not to mention shoes, watch, hydration vest, :)
You don't have to spend anything if you don't want to Calvin 👍
I'm just showing the items of running kit that help me through winter here in the UK. I'm not telling anyone to buy! 🤔
Thanks for watching 🙏
🤔🤔but
most important in our life is crossing 100 years by super health 🏊 🚴🏃🏃 😃😃
and in case
of a very good sportsman should be crossing 🏃💯years old by super healthy lifetime , otherwise nothing important.
And the one 👷 worker who's working hard to save money and pay all expenses for athletic activities by his salary, and crossing 100 yrs by excellent health his name in the history super 🌟 star....and super inspiration for everyone
very good luck everybody 😃😃🏃🏃♀️
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment but I have no idea what you are taking about 🤔
@@Run4Adventure 😃😃
Great video, thanks. I've written a Fell Running comedy and put it up on TH-cam. I wondered if you'd like to check it out. Best wishes to you.