Men's running clothing on sale

Top, tank top or long sleeves

The technical top is the foundation of your outfit: made of fine polyester, often mesh, it wicks sweat away and dries in minutes, unlike cotton which stays heavy and cold. The Adizero line from adidas, designed for competition, focuses on lightness and close-fitting cuts; the Climacool models feature multiple ventilated areas for hot outings. The tank top frees the shoulders and arms in hot weather and on race day, while the long-sleeved top serves as a base layer in winter, under a light jacket.

Other running sales

The running sales also include:

• Men's Shoes.
• Women's Shoes.
• Women's Clothing.
• Junior.
• Equipment, watches and lights.

All the running sales are gathered on the running page.

Two-in-one shorts or split shorts

The two-in-one shorts combine a light, roomy short with an integrated inner tight that supports the muscles and prevents the thighs from rubbing together, a classic cause of irritation after an hour of running; the adidas Formotion is an example of this. The split shorts on the sides, like the Mizuno Tech Light Split, favour stride amplitude and lightness, appreciated during intervals and short races. The Endurance Vanclause completes the options for daily training. In all cases, flat seams and a wide elastic waistband help prevent chafing.

Arm warmers, gilet and cap: adapting to the weather

Arm warmers are the accessory for cool mornings: worn with a short-sleeved top, they cover the arms at the start and can be rolled down to the wrist as the body warms up, without stopping. The Odlo Ceramicool, made from cooling fabric, also provides sun protection in summer. The lightweight gilet without sleeves, like the Endurance Sindry, blocks the wind over the torso while allowing the arms to breathe. Waterproof jackets like Elite Lab Shell or Jago take over in the rain. The five-panel cap adidas Climacool finally shields the eyes from the sun and drizzle.

Running socks: merino or lightweight fibres

The socks are the most underestimated part of the outfit. The version in merino wool, like the Sums Merino, regulates temperature, stays warm even when wet, and reduces odours, ideal for winter and trail running. The Allseasons version, thinner, prioritises breathability. In both cases, look for a seamless knit on the toes, reinforced areas at the heel and forefoot, and a good fit on the arch to avoid blisters. A sock should be the right size: too large, it wrinkles; too small, it compresses the toes. Replace them as soon as the fabric wears thin.

Frequently asked questions

How to dress for running in winter?

Follow the three-layer rule: a close-fitting technical top, a warm long-sleeved layer, then a windbreaker. Start with a slight chill, as the body warms up quickly when running.

How to wash running clothes?

Wash them in the machine at 30 degrees, turned inside out, without fabric softener which clogs the fibres and traps odours. Let them air dry: the heat from the tumble dryer damages elastane and reflective prints.

What size to choose for a running top?

A running top should fit close to the body without being tight: if it's too loose, it flaps and chafes under the arms. Competition cuts are more fitted than training cuts; between two sizes, the larger one is better for everyday use.

Do you need reflective gear to run at night?

Yes, as soon as the light fades, reflective elements on the top and legs make the runner visible to drivers from much further away. Also prefer light or fluorescent colours in winter.

How long does a running garment last?

A well-maintained technical top lasts for several years, but its elasticity and sweat-wicking capability decrease with washing. Replace shorts when the inner tight stretches or socks when the heel wears thin.