Jan 2013
6:28pm, 21 Jan 2013
4,143 posts
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Phoenix Lesley
I'm way too soft now to put what's too cold for me now. I'd get laughed off Fetch
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Jan 2013
6:51pm, 21 Jan 2013
2,326 posts
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Garfield
My dad would laugh at me now...he used to like running in -20C in years gone by...about 30+ years ago!
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Jan 2013
7:02pm, 21 Jan 2013
2,800 posts
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daviec
It's not that cold here just now. +2 deg C, but there's a 32mph wind + stronger gusts. Makes for interesting running!
I've been out running in negative double figures through a few winters and I've no issues while I'm out. I used to get really painful fingers once I was back in and they began to heat up again though.
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Jan 2013
7:34pm, 21 Jan 2013
1,259 posts
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Lisa T
It's alright as long as the wind is behind you Daviec because as we well know that always happens!!! I'd never avoid running outdoors because it's too cold. That said, I live in the Northeast, so don't have a lot of choice!
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Jan 2013
7:50pm, 21 Jan 2013
1,070 posts
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Little Stoker
Friday night, It was blowin a blizzard n dark with the occasional flash of lightning,as I squatted down in my shorts n popped out a cowpat in a field behind a snowcovered hay bale, midway through an 8.5 miler, 200 yards from the local 'hospital for people with mental health issues', as I pondered this very question....
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Jan 2013
7:54pm, 21 Jan 2013
2,804 posts
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daviec
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Jan 2013
8:06pm, 21 Jan 2013
1,073 posts
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Little Stoker
Snowballs by the way are marvellous at indicating when you no longer need to wipe your bahookie. Much better than grass or moss or doc leaves.
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Jan 2013
8:08pm, 21 Jan 2013
2,805 posts
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daviec
Agreed. Snow has definite advantages in that respect. As someone who can barely get 5k without having to stop and drop, I know the feeling.
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Jan 2013
8:08pm, 21 Jan 2013
9,780 posts
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runner duck
it's not been that cold here, yet. although i'm glad i'd put a merino base layer, head band and gloves on my christmas list
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