Winter Workout Gear That Stands Up to Any Weather

These aren't your usual black leggings. Designed with Under Armour's special ColdGear fabric, these performance tights feel like your favorite fleece sweatpants, but they're skintight so you can train like a beast in any temp. 

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It's worth investing in some touchscreen-friendly running gloves so you can hit pause/resume on your running app and swap playlists without freezing your fingers. This pair from Adidas features Climawarm technology that makes these just as worthy for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing (which totally count as workouts) as they are for cold-weather runs. Bonus: The hidden pocket can hold your house key, and reflective details make sure you're seen on the road.

This jacket will keep you—and your phone, thanks to the internal electronics pocket—super warm in chilly temps. The vest-pattern insulation offers full mobility (so you don't feel like a human marshmallow) while trapping warmth inside.

This slim-fit long-sleeve pullover is ideal for layering under wind shells or other outer layers or for wearing during your warm-up at the gym. The soft inside will keep you warm while wicking sweat away.

This insanely cool New Balance running vest has special reflective technology in the lining to reflect your body heat back toward you—plus reflective accents to make sure you're seen during dark morning or evening winter runs. The bonded baffles make the front side both wind- and water-resistant, plus nix the chance of seams coming undone.

Feel the magic of temperature-regulating merino wool when you layer this tee under your other layers or sport it with a short sleeve at the gym. You'll be in awe over how well it works when you're both hot and cold.

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Reebok's latest sports bra features the coolest tech: Motion Sense technology–treated fabric that firms up to add more support during high-impact movements and less during low-impact. Translation: This seamless, breathable, but not-too-thin bra will feel just right for any workout you throw at it.

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Layer this ultra-lightweight jacket while running to create a haven of heat inside without feeling bulky. The front panel of wind-resistant nylon is lined with special fleece that wicks to keep you dry. 

Related: How Many Layers Should You Wear During Winter Runs?

Sweaty Betty's base later sets almost guarantee you'll be the best-dressed in the lodge. Layer them under weather-proof outer layers while snowboarding, skiing, hiking, snowshoeing, or fat-biking (which you should really try), then show them off while sipping warm cocktails après.

These sneakers are the ultimate for cold, wet, meh-condition running. The toggle lacing system ensures no rogue laces dip in puddles or slush, while the water-repellent upper keeps your fit dry and warm. The trail running sneaker-like grips on the bottom will help you keep your footing even on slippery surfaces.

Made with 58 percent merino wool, these low-profile SmartWool socks will keep your feet warm (and cover that strip of skin usually peeking out between your socks and leggings) without adding bulk in your sneakers.

News flash: Training hats don't have to be dorky. You can sport this cool beanie during your outdoor workouts (it has Dri-FIT technology!) and afterward as a fashion statement (and to cover your sweaty hair).

These cold-weather tights will keep your legs warm whether you're logging outdoor miles or just hustling from the car to the gym. A water-resistant zippered back pocket keeps your keys and cash safe from any inclement weather (or, let's be honest, sweat).