Star wrote:
Never liked running in hoods much because of how it hurts peripheral vision.
Adding to my previous post, I don't wear the hood up and just let it hang in the back.
Star wrote:
Never liked running in hoods much because of how it hurts peripheral vision.
I never wear a hoodie in training or while running. For me, this is very uncomfortable, as I get very hot in a hoodie. If it's cold outside, I just put on a sports jacket and if necessary, I can take it off. The hoodie I wear in everyday life, as it is very convenient in this case of use. I even have a small collection of hoodies, but they are all black. They differ only in print and size (there are oversize and regular ones). For training, I mostly use T-shirts that my girlfriend gave me. They are custom-printed, both cute and brutal. As far as I know, she ordered them online https://www.printful.com/ca/custom-clothing. Perhaps some of you will find this information useful :)
I wore a "hoodie" last night, but I also bought my first pair of shoes in the 1970s.
I always wear a hoodie when I run to 7-11 for my favorite snack, Arizona Ice Tea and a Skittles
I live in southwest pa, but always dress 10-15 degrees warmer than it actually is.
i won't put on a hoodie as a top layer until single-digit temps or lower.
I would rather run in a sweatshirt because I don't like the hood of the hoodie moving when I run. A sweatshirt is literally a hoodie with the hood taken off. But I don't run any more, and I don't own any sweatshirts. It was a nice thought though.
Don’t you watch movies? Everyone runs in hoodies.