Winter Running Essentials #ThermoBreath

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This post is sponsored by FitFluential LLC on behalf of Mizuno. All opinions are my own.


Winter is here in full force and in Maine, winter temperatures are going to be here for quite awhile!   I'm loving that Mizuno has the ThermoBreath line to keep you warm on those winter and cold weather runs!  


It's no secret.  I'm not a fan of super cold winter runs.  Frozen eye lashes and icy roads are not fun for me.  But I won't argue ever that running in the fresh air is good for the soul.  And I'm going to be toasty warm in my newest Mizuno ThermoBreath top and gloves.   



I'm loving the longer length of the top.  I seriously hate it when a shirt inches up when you are running and exposes your belly.  Ugh.  But I don't have that problem in this shirt!  It's long, soft, comfy and warm.  Sounds like the perfect top for running to me!  



And the gloves?   I would say they are great for temps above 20F.  They are thin and perform quite well!  Actually, the Mr. has taken them far too many times.  And I have washed them quite a bit too because I don't want his snot on my gloves when I wear them.  After the numerous washings, they are still quite amazing.  They are my go-to choice in gloves for running and just in general.  

Perfect for a driving glove when you're driving to your running destination or just running errands.






Tell me, what are you winter running essentials?    


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