7 pieces of running gear for staying warm on the trails

Don’t let the freezing temperatures and snow get in the way of your exercise goals. Instead, bundle up with these seven stylish pieces.

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Cross Chill Run Earwarmer, $28; Lululemon
A special opening in the back for a ponytail helps you stay comfortable and warm.
Stormy Trail Hooded Jacket, $99; The North Face
Internal ventilation regulates your temperature, plus the design is just cool.
Duraglove Reflector Gloves, $32.50; DEFEET
Serving a dual purpose, these gloves keep your hands warm and serve as reflectors for evening runs.
Ride Pro AMFIB Lobster Gloves, $65.51-$141.36; Pearl Izumi
Don't let below freezing temperatures dissuade you from running when you have these gloves from Pearl Izumi.
Threhold Pants, $90-$100; Brooks
The moisture-wicking fabric in these pants are specifically designed to keep you warm and dry.
Merino Wool Micro-Crew Light Cushion Hiking Socks, $19.95; Darn Tough Vermont
These high-performance socks will get the job done through wind, snow or ice.
Terrex Agravic XT GTX Trail Running Shoe, $170; Adidas
Increase your grip on icy roads with the trademarked Continental Rubber outsole.

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