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Clothing for -11 to -14degC

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Feb 2018
6:35pm, 11 Feb 2018
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icenutter
I have cause to be in Kiruna, in the north of Sweden, for work next week. Looking at the weather forecast it will be -11 to -14 degC early in the morning when I’ll have the chance to go for a run.

So what would you wear for a run in temperatures like that. I’m asking because I have to pack now, so can’t revise my clothing later!
Feb 2018
6:47pm, 11 Feb 2018
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LazyDaisy
I personally wouldn't run in those temperatures! But good merino base layers, hat and gloves plus a buff to breathe through must be givens, icenutter?
Feb 2018
8:21pm, 11 Feb 2018
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chunkywizard
3 layers on top and reduce to 2 when you warm up?
Feb 2018
8:37pm, 11 Feb 2018
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Fierce and Focused Fleecy
Hat coat gloves balaclava and everything you own?
Where’s ITG when you need her? She must run in those temps all the time!
It probably also depends on the wind chill too...
Feb 2018
8:40pm, 11 Feb 2018
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Oranj
I seem to remember that Grete Waitz's autobiography started with something like "At 6am I put on three tracksuits and head out for a run" :-)
Feb 2018
10:03pm, 11 Feb 2018
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StuH
Shorts and a vest ;-P
Feb 2018
10:05pm, 11 Feb 2018
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Dvorak
When it got to -13C up here a few years ago I wore three ts and a fleece, pus hat and gloves. And shorts. Tbh I did wonder about the shorts. And didn't run very far.

Although, it was a very dry cold, which I believe is generally what Sweden is like, so it definitely didn't feel as bad as some times where it has been 10C warmer.
Feb 2018
10:06pm, 11 Feb 2018
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Dvorak
*plus hat. A pus hat would be ... unspeakable. And cold, I would imagine.
Feb 2018
10:16pm, 11 Feb 2018
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Dvorak
Strathclyde parkrun, that winter.



(My highest ever parkrun finish, 18th. Out of, admittedly, 25 finishers (and a couple of people gave up). Of those, 5 are now 250ers, 7x 100; 6x 50.)
Feb 2018
10:17pm, 11 Feb 2018
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Velociraptor
I assumed you were a trendsetter.

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