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7 windbreakers to add to your cart this spring

Whether you want to go for a hike, bike ride or just run some errands, these windbreakers will keep you warm and dry throughout spring.

By Michele Kettner February 22, 2021 at 1:59 pm

With spring right around the corner, you probably can’t wait to get back outside and away from these chilly snow days. As the weather starts to warm up and you slowly start to take your workouts back outside, make sure you dress the part with one of these colorful windbreakers.

blue nike windbreaker — *Courtesy of Macy’s*

Be prepared for any kind of weather during your next hike while still looking stylish with this bright blue jacket. // Nike Women’s Sportswear Windrunner Windbreaker, $90; Macy’s

This classic design gives off definite 90s vibes with its fun pattern and bold color selections. // Men’s Mountain Classic Anorak, Multi-Color, $59; L.L. Bean

pink columbia windbreaker — *Courtesy of Dick’s Sporting Goods*

Radiate positivity and spring flowers whenever you head outside with this bright jacket. // Columbia Women’s Side Hill Windbreaker Jacket, $79.99; Dick’s Sporting Goods

Terez black windbreaker — *Courtesy of Terez*

Combine fashion and sports during your next outdoor trek with this quarter-zip jacket with vibrant piping details. // Black Neon Streak RipStop Quarter Zip Windbreaker, $125; Terez

black windbreaker with pockets — Courtesy of H&M

With all of these pockets, this windbreaker is the perfect choice to keep your hands free during your outing. // Water-repellent Windbreaker, $49.99; H&M

neon yellow nike windbreaker — *Courtesy of Nordstrom*

Remain visible all hours of the days with this ultralight and bright jacket. // Nike Air Windbreaker Anorak, $90; Nordstrom

red biking windbreaker — *Courtesy of REI*

For those spring bike rides, pack this windbreaker for a versatile jacket that keeps you warm while riding in those headwinds. // REI Co-op Link Cycling Wind Jacket, $99.95; REI

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Michele Kettner

Audience Engagement Editor

Michele Kettner joined Northern Virginia Magazine in 2020 after spending two semesters as an editorial intern at the magazine. The University of Maryland graduate is currently the audience engagement editor and covers everything from can’t-miss things to do and holiday events to new restaurant and store openings throughout Northern Virginia.