The Men's Textile trail running page brings together the trail runner's outfit: waterproof jackets and windbreakers, jerseys and t-shirts, shorts and tights, trousers and leggings, sweats, technical underwear and socks, from adidas, Elite Lab, Joma, Hummel, Craft, Mizuno and Phantom Athletics.
Stay dry and free to move on the trails.
On mountain trails, a waterproof jacket is often part of the mandatory gear required by organisers, featuring a hood and sealed seams. It must be lightweight and packable into a bag or vest, but also breathable, so sweat can escape during exertion. A windbreaker, which is even lighter, is sufficient in dry weather on windy ridges.
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Trail running also includes trail shoes, women's clothing, luggage, equipment, accessories.
The technical top, like those from the Adi365 range of adidas, wicks away sweat and dries quickly; cotton is to be avoided as it stays damp and cools you down on descents. The two-in-one shorts, with an integrated tight, minimise chafing over long distances. In cold weather, the leggings keep muscles warm. The socks are technical, fitted, and seamless to prevent blisters.
In trail running, the weather changes rapidly, especially at altitude: dress in layers that you can add or remove without stopping. A technical top, a lightweight warm layer, and a waterproof jacket cover most situations. Bright colours and reflective elements make you visible at dawn and dusk. Wash your technical clothing at low temperatures, without fabric softener, to maintain their properties.
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Organisers often request a waterproof jacket with a hood and sealed seams, sometimes with a minimum water column. Always check the race regulations before gearing up.
A long-sleeve technical top, warm leggings, and a windbreaker serve as the base, complemented by gloves and a beanie. Start off feeling slightly cold, as the body warms up quickly during climbs.
Loose shorts allow breathability, while fitted tights prevent chafing on long distances. Many trail runners choose shorts with integrated tights, which combine the two.
Technical socks without seams, reinforced at the heel and toes, limit blisters. Merino wool models keep feet warm and retain less odour over several days.
In dry weather, the windbreaker protects against wind on ridges and packs into a pocket. As soon as rain threatens or in high mountains, a waterproof jacket remains essential.