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No matter the weather, this gear will help you get outside.
No matter the weather, this gear will help you get outside. (Inga Hendrickson)

10 Things to Keep You Moving ϳԹ This Winter

Gear that will get you out the door

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No matter the weather, this gear will help you get outside.
(Photo: Inga Hendrickson)

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La SportivaKaptiva GTXRunning Shoes ($159)

(Courtesy La Sportiva)

performs like a beefy trail runner, but it weighs just 9.5 ounces (women’s, pictured) and has the profile of a stripped-down road shoe. Testers loved the glovelike fit, Gore-Tex, and grippy lugs, which hold traction on patchy snow, mucky trails, and ice.


Fischer ϳԹ Spider 62 Nordic Skis ($240)

(Courtesy Fischer)

These are equally at homeon groomed terrain and during off-track cruises. A stable platform and steel edges make them an attractive option for cross-country newbies, while veterans will appreciate the traction on steep grades.


Julbo AerospeedGlasses with ReactivLenses ($210)

(Courtesy Julbo)

These sleek-framed glasses have a wide field of vision and photochromic lenses that adjust shading to the light conditions, so you can leave them on all day, whether you’re biking, running, or touring.


Pearl Izumi Men’s Interval AmFib Jacket ($185)

(Courtesy Pearl Izumi)

This fends off the elements, while a fleece interior insulates sans bulk. Chest vents shed heat when you’re cranking.


Arc’teryx Norvan SL Insulated Jacket ($400)

(Courtesy Arc'teryx)

It’s easy to start a run in a puffy when it’s cold, only to end up overheating. The lightly insulated will keep you warm, its permeable liner allows heat to escape, and thesoft shell sheds precipitation.


Petzl Swift RL Headlamp ($120)

(Courtesy Petzl)

The rechargeable weighs in at 3.5 ounces, delivers 900 lumens, and automatically adjusts brightness based on ambient light. You’ll never wonder if there’s enough charge to make it through a run: a gauge lets you know how much battery you have left.


The North Face Gore CloseFit Fleece Gloves ($50)

(Courtesy The North Face)

Lightweight, slim-fitting gloves for when you need a thin barrier. The fabric is windproof, breathable, and touch-screen compatible.


Fischer Urban Cross Boots ($190)

(Courtesy Fischer)

Unlike most nordic boots, these are stylish enough to wear to the bar. On the snow, you’ll appreciate the warm synthetic insulation, waterproof-­breathable membrane, and molded interior heel caps for stability.


Patagonia Wind Shield Pants ($159)

(Courtesy Patagonia)

A polyester-spandex panel on the back helps evaporate heat during cardio, while the soft-shell fabric on the front and calves fights moisture. are great for running and biking and have zippered leg openings for sliding over boots.


Skida Men’s Alpine Hat ($36)

(Courtesy Skida)

This close-fitting keeps your head warm under a helmet or on an evening run, and it won’t look out of place in town.

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