The latest winter apparel will keep you warm and protected from the elements for the harshest of winter weather
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Tracksmith – Harbour Jacket – £255.00
The insulated Harbour Jacket is designed to embrace the dip in temperatures without restricting mobility and is consciously quilted to promote thermoregulation.
It’s powered by PrimaLoft® Gold, a lightweight insulation engineered for performance, and like its more streamlined companion, the Harbour Vest (below), features an innovative back vent lined with the brand’s 2:09 Mesh to promote breathability.
Finished with a weather-resistant shell, the jacket is lightweight and perfectly insulated for the winter months.
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Tracksmith Harbour Jacket
Tracksmith – Harbour Shell – £150.00
The Harbour Shell is for those unpredictable winter days. Tracksmith has created a technical shell made from a two-way stretch nylon blend that offers protection from the elements; it’s a lightweight, breathable barrier that allows freedom of movement yet lightweight protection.
The short sleeves keep the weight to a minimum and versatility to the max. The shell does a great job of keeping off light rain and blocking the wind, ensuring a finely tuned level of protection from foul weather when you are on those faster-paced runs or interval sessions.
Tracksmith Harbour Shell
Tracksmith – Downeaster Quarter Snap – £150.00
Technical doesn’t need to look tacky, and like many of the pieces from Tracksmith, the Downeaster looks and feels almost too good for training! Crafted with Merino, it’s warm, breathable and odour-resistant and presented in a subtle silhouette that you can style beyond the sweat and wear anywhere.
Wear it to warm up. Wear it on a chilly long run. Wear it out for a post-race beer. With a fit that offers enough room to be styled over a base layer, a standing collar with a durable placket and secure snaps, and a comfortable drape, its performance wear that’s perfectly appropriate anywhere.
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All the Tracksmith pieces are available for both men and women in various colours and sizes.
Tracksmith Downeaster Quarter Snap
Castore – Quilts Lifestyle Jacket – £95.00
This lightweight padded zip jacket is great for warming up on the very coldest of days. With technical layering and ProTek technology, it’s warm and water-resistant to provide the highest level of comfort, warmth and protection throughout the winter.
The stylish design not only looks great but fits exceptionally well, too. It’s light enough and well-engineered to allow a full range of movement regardless of activity.
The ProTek technology provides warmth that’s light without added bulk, making this a great-looking and high-performing winter jacket.
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Castore Quilt Lifestyle Jacket
Castore – Zone Training Gilet – £105.00
For more intense training, when freedom of movement is important, this gilet provides great warmth around the body and core while allowing the arms to operate unencumbered.
The ProTek technology provides the ultimate in low-bulk, lightweight warmth, and the tailored fit enhances the overall silhouette of the gilet. Perfect for fast-moving protection in the coldest conditions.
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Castore Zone Training Gilet
Castore – Flow Training Half Zip – £65.00
Zip up in this Flow Training Fleece Half Zip Top. Engineered with sweat-wicking AerTek technology and features a practical half-length zip for temperature regulation. A higher collar keeps drafts off the neck for added protection, and ergonomic seam placement gives the shirt a streamlined silhouette.
Thumbholes in the sleeve ends are useful to create mitts when called for, and the zip enables temperature regulation.
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All the Castore pieces are available for both men and women in various colours and sizes.
Castore Flow Training Half Zip
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