Spring · Fall · 45–60°F
Wind Shell
3.2 oz
Collection · Running Jackets
Beat the
weather.
Weather-resistant, breathable running jackets built for road and trail — at prices that don't punish you for showing up in the rain.
The lineup · 3 jackets
Pick your weather.
From wind shells to insulated hybrids — built for the conditions you actually run in.
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Wet weather · 40–55°F
Storm Shell
5.6 oz
Winter · 20–40°F
Insulated Hybrid
10.4 oz
The guide
Lightweight shell vs insulated jacket.
Two jackets, two jobs. The right pick comes down to temperature, weather, and how hard you plan to push.
Lightweight shell
Wind + light rain
- Best for: 45–60°F runs, shoulder seasons, race-day backup.
- Look for: Wind-blocking DWR-treated fabric, packable build under 4 oz, vented back.
- Tradeoff: Maximum breathability, minimal warmth. Not built for sub-40°F.
Insulated jacket
Cold-weather warmth
- Best for: 20–40°F runs, winter base miles, easy long runs.
- Look for: Synthetic fill in the core, stretch knit on the sides for breathability, reflective hits.
- Tradeoff: Heavier and warmer — runs the risk of overheating on hard efforts.
Runnur rule of thumb
Dress for the run 10–15°F warmer than the thermometer reads. You'll be cold for the first mile — that's the right amount of cold.
Common questions
Jacket FAQ.
What should I look for in a running jacket?
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Weather resistance (wind- and water-repellent fabric), breathability through vented panels or air-permeable membranes, a packable build that stuffs into its own pocket, and reflective hits for low-light runs.
Lightweight shell or insulated jacket — which do I need?
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A lightweight shell handles 45–60°F runs and light rain. An insulated jacket is built for sub-40°F where you need core warmth without overheating.
Are running jackets waterproof?
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Most are water-resistant rather than fully waterproof — the tradeoff keeps them breathable. For heavy rain look for a taped-seam shell rated 10k mm or higher.
How should a running jacket fit?
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Athletic, not tight. Room to layer a long-sleeve underneath, with sleeves long enough to cover your wrists when arms are extended forward.