Many of you know that I live in the Madison, Wisconsin area and train mostly outside in the winter. Right now the
temperature is 10F (feels like 0F). For me to be able to run in these types of temperatures, I need to wear a lot of clothes but
particularly my hands and my head need to be well covered. I have found a couple products that have worked well for running in cold weather and wanted to share.
The following hat and gloves are made from an outdoor company called
Mountain Hardwear.
The Corvus Dome looks like a normal winter hat but it has a built in comfortable & breathable face mask. I like this hat because the thin face mask is attached to the inside back of the hat and therefore doesn't fall down and fits tightly against my face while running - keeping both my face and my head warm.

This hat is not perfect though - there are some draw backs. The hat is referred to as a dome - which is probably a good thing because it does not cover your whole head. I end up wearing a thinner hat underneath which makes the
Corvous Dome a little tighter than I would like (even in Large). The
Corvous Dome is made of wool - which is a warm material even when wet and not as stinky as of materials; but wool is also itchy. I highly recommend air
drying this hat after you wash it. The tags may have said not to use a dryer (but I'm a guy and
almost never read those clothing tags). After drying, the hat just didn't fit as perfectly as it did new - but still good enough that I have been
consistently grabbing it for runs.

I have been looking for good winter running gloves for a long time. There are a lot of running gloves out there that work great for cool spring or fall mornings but few that work for sub zero
temperatures. Usually, I wear a pair of typical running gloves and then a pair of insulated ski type winter gloves over these to run in. And even then - my fingers are sometimes cold. This has all changed now that I have found Mountain
Hardwear's Gravity Glove.

These gloves look bulky in photos - but they aren't and there is absolutely NOTHING negative I can say about these gloves. My hands actually sweat in these because they are so warm. These are windproof and water-
resistant.
The Gravity Glove comes in sizes S, M, L, and XL to fit
virtually any hand. If you struggle with cold hands
during your runs this is a must have running item.