Now that it so unbelievably gorgeous outside, I'm inspired to run for longer periods of time. The problem is my normal tank tops have seams that irritate the inside of my arms. If you have that problem too, check out the Under Armour HeatGear Movement Tank ($45).
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Since we're getting a hint of warm weather, I'm tempted to rip off all my heavy layers and run outside in shorts and a tank top. Unfortunately we're not quite there yet, so you'll need some thinner layers to keep you warm. That's why I love my North Face Apex Pneumatic Softshell ($99).
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If you fell in love with running skirts this summer and are pining to run like a girl even though it is too cold to show off you gams, I think I have found a solution. The ToughGirl Skirt ($85) by SkirtSports!
The ToughGirl combines running tights with a cute short skirt for all-in-one, one-of-kind running bottoms. 
Somedays we all need a little support, and I am not talking about a shoulder to cry on. I am talking about supporting the joints and muscles of your legs that get taxed by your many activities. These Running Tights ($79.50) by Sahalie are engineered to support your weary bones so you can get out and run. 
"You want to run a marathon?!?" That's how Lori Shannon was greeted when she went to her neighborhood running store, along with raised eyebrows and zero support. So what if she was 5'3" and a size 16? 
Ever feel like your feet get too hot and sweaty in your sneaks?
Saucony's newest and coolest (no pun intended) sneaker the ProGrid Paramount ($165) is made with a special fabric called Comfortemp, which cools and warms to maintain your feet at a pleasant 82 degrees. What's more?
It is cooler out there now and the time the sun is out is condensing too. Running at dawn means starting almost a full hour later than it did 6 weeks ago. One way to transition your outdoor workout into fall is with a great long sleeved shirt, but you are going to want one that breathes in all the right spots. 
Remember when you were a kid and you never carried a purse, or even had a wallet. When you were headed out on the town (like to the ice cream shop on your bike), you put your money in your sock. The change or bills would slip down and you'd be walking on your money! 
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