Winter Running

My DH runs in super cold weather (we’re in Canada). He really likes Craft clothing and runs in a pair of their x-country skiing pants during the winter. They make running tights as well craftsportswear.co.uk/collections/running/products/advance-essence-warm-tights-women

Agree you need to warm up first - even then you'll probably be a bit cold at the start but ten minutes in, it's a different story. I personally don't like running with jackets flapping round my waist, I'd rather go out semi-warm. I read somewhere that you need to add 10 degrees to the weather forecast (celsius) when planning what to wear, and I've found that to be a good guideline, but I'm only in the north of England, not the Arctic

I'm also a 'cold' person who gets hot when running, especially now that I'm close to menopause.

I agree with people who say it's about keeping your extremities warm - wrist warmers, gloves, hat etc rather than your core.

It does depend on how long you run for and how fast (for you). If you're planning to do long, slow runs double layers eg base layer then running top might be good.

I like a gilet and arm warmers in the winter, but more flexible.

I just don’t get on with running jackets. I feel a bit ‘boil in the bag’. I always get too hot.

If it’s cold I wear a thermal layer and gloves but if it rains I just get wet. Still in a vest today!

I don’t know about jackets but I’m still in shorts and tshirt

It’s very mild but also I get really hot and rarely wear much more than above even when 4 degrees (favourite temp)

It's really warm here today (Essex/Suffolk border). Short and t.shirt weather!

Personally I'd only wear a jacket for rain purposes and I'd keep this lightweight and breathable, once you start running jackets are generally too hot.
In the winter I tend to wear gloves and sone kind of ear protection, I wear one of those stretchy neck bands as a head band and pull over my ears as your extremities will get cold and I wear full length trousers and a slightly thicker full arm top. This seems to work well, otherwise wearing anything else after 5 mins you'll just be too hot. Also I'd invest in sone good lights to wear on your arms or trainers so cars can see you. X

I don't know that jacket, so can't help on the specifics

I have a jacket to wear when it is rainy or very windy. But otherwise I find that if my hands and ears are warm, then I'm OK. I like separate sleeves too.

I'm usually running where it's not too cold though (non extreme part of England). If in more challenging place, then I think a jacket is a really good idea. You can tie it round your waist if you get too hot, but it's there is you need to slow down and want to avoid chill at that point.

My tip is to make sure you are warm before you leave the house, and wear layers that can be tied around your middle.
A hat, gloves and neck buff go a long way to keeping you warm and can easily be removed (and stuffed down your top/bottoms).

I find winter running jackets far too warm, so I stick to one or two close fitting layers on the body, plus hat, gloves and face/neck buff, absolutely essential. It's your extremities that get cold, not your body, I find. I would only wear a jacket about once a year, but I'm usually running in in the city, so its not that cold.