10 Pieces to Wear for All Your Winter Workouts

For all endurance sports (including long runs), thin, body-hugging jackets are part of the uniform. This puffer’s water-resistant outer and stretch-fleece interior make for a lightweight combination that gets the job done.

If you like a little extra weight on your layers, these fleece-lined joggers are both flattering and functional. Wear them over tights or on their own.

Thermal gloves made with 3M’s Thinsulate material will keep your fingers warm and safe in even the frostiest temperatures.

Base layers are all about barely-there fabric that packs a serious warming punch. These leggings are ultra-sweat-wicking and insulate just the right amount; pull them on beneath shorts or sweats all season long.

When you’re running or playing outdoors this time of year, your ears are often the first thing to feel frozen. Ward off that particular mishap with a fleece ear warmer headband that sits comfortably around your head without slipping and sliding.

The quarter zip is not just for preps—it also doubles as a great mid-layer between a long-sleeve tee and a cozy coat. This one is made with four-way stretch and enough softness to stay comfortable as long as your day lasts.

For those single-digit days, nothing but a thick, insulated jacket with a hoodie to match will do. This one will wear as well to the gym as it will to dinner—and everything in between.

There’s nothing like merino-wool socks on a cold winter’s day. This pair will keep your toes from tingling, whether you’re working out or just running errands around town.

If you’re dedicated to the links even in the frigid months, these insulated pants will be a huge hit. They look the country-club part but feel like soft, comfortable sweats, so you can enjoy your hours on the course without shivering too much.

When your whole head needs protection from the elements, a beanie is the move. This majorly thin pick is as lightweight as base-layer leggings, with all the heat-keeping you require.