How good's that first shirtless run after winter?

I'll run shirtless at 60F (15C?). For me, the best feeling is not having to wear gloves or sleeves - at 40F.

I run shirtless down to about 40F or so. So occasionally I get to run shirtless even in the winter.

Running shirtless below ~70F should be illegal

first shirtless run in Vermont usually comes on a day that's sunny, windless, and 42F in February. Before another 2-3 snow storms that extend winter until the end of April. And it's so, so good... but like others have said, not quite as good as the first late-summer run when it's not brutally hot/swarms of biting bugs start to disappear.

Haha nothing wrong with running shirtless when the sun's out even if it's colder than that.

We barely have a summer in New England, so I enjoy the warmth for as long as possible

Anyone who says they love the heat either:

a) Is lying

b) Always runs at 6:00 am so they never experience anything above 75F

c) Thinks 5 miles is a long run

I keep my shirt off in the winter, free speed boost

Next level man! I definitely don't have the resistance for that.

I never run shirtless. Doesn't matter how hot it is.

How come?

F ing terrible. It means cool weather is leaving and it's going to get progressively hotter and more humid for months. So glad it's going to be cooling down here in the eastern US soon.

In my country it isn't culturally acceptable to do so except at the swimming beach.

that sucks man

Just when you say winter is over 6 degrees and 20-30k winds this morning and yea the guys were shirtless by the end. Nats 2 weeks last time it was in Tassie it was pretty miserable.

Yea I coach guys but might top female is pretty good. Her City2surf win was a solid effort.

Not at all. I have no problem with it even when it is 32C (90F) with high humidity. I am used to it.

What temperature's worthy of that first shirtless run after winter?

As an Aussie.. it feels like winter's finally ending here again, time to ditch that shirt yewww