Runners in cold weather areas: Does it get annoying when you run doubles?

LOOK AT ME!!!!!!!! wrote:

t94bell wrote:

I live in Wisco and anything above 60 degrees is shirtless with short shorts weather. 50-60 warrants a T-shirt.

40-50 is usually short shorts with a synthetic long sleeve.

35-40 is short shorts, synthetic long sleeve with gloves and a hat that doesn't cover ears.

20-35 is leg tights, underarmor for the torso, T-shirt over torso underarmor, gloves and a hat that covers ears.

15-20 is leg tights, underarmor torso, T-shirt, thick gloves and a thick hat.

5-15 is leg tights, underarmor torso, T-shirt, thick synthetic jacket, thick gloves and thick hat.

Don't usually have to deal with anything below 5 degrees, but those days do and will come around. I probably wouldn't hit the indoor treadmill until below -20, and theres plenty of people brave enough to go beyond that mark as well.

The changing isn't too bad. If you let them dry out and stick them under a heat vent in your house, you should be okay to wear them again. Just spend a bit of cash if you have it, layer up and be prepared to do some heavy laundry.

I figured it was about time for the annual cold weather tough guy "brag about how little clothing I wear on cold runs" post. Thanks for stepping up. You are a real man.