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Cheap winter running gear recommendations

DD265
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I could do with a new pair of (womens) leggings and a 1/2 zip, long sleeved top for running. They're only temporary whilst my existing wardrobe is a bit snug so I can breathe properly
which means I don't want to spend a lot. I love my existing Under Armour Cold Gear, but it's looking like £60+ for the two items right now and I can't justify it.
Advice on sizing would be useful too, I'm a 12 at the moment so would be buying medium in UA compression gear.
Any recommendations?

Advice on sizing would be useful too, I'm a 12 at the moment so would be buying medium in UA compression gear.
Any recommendations?
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my local TK maxx had some good sports gear in recently, some was Under Armour, and other brands nice and thick and decent material quality, leggings were around £15.99 and tops about £20, but appreciate it can be a bit hit and miss with varying stock between storesMortgage = [STRIKE]£113,495 (May 2009)[/STRIKE] £67462.74 Jun 20190
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Sports direct have loads to pick from online. Should get those two items for well under £60.0
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Have a look at Decathlon, I think they sell online if there is no branch near you.
I also like Alpkit (website) but that might be a little bit more than you were hoping to spend.0 -
Another vote for Decathlon - their kit is excellent, washes brilliantly and very reasonably priced indeed. In fact I've just added one of their half-zip "RunWarm" long sleeved tops to my christmas list!
Matalan used to do a single style of fleece-lined winter leggings each year - again they wash up really well and are super-cosy for really cold days. Not sure if it's something they still do though.🎉 MORTGAGE FREE (First time!) 30/09/2016 🎉 And now we go again…New mortgage taken 01/09/23 🏡
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I forget about Decathlon - not used to having one nearby!
I did order a new sports bra at £23 (no compromising on brand there, though RRP is £40 so not a bad deal) so I'm going to see whether that's enough when it arrives, and if not, I'll check out Decathlon, Sports Direct and TK Maxx.0 -
I used to run 10km regularly and I didn’t bother with special clothing, just tracksuit bottoms and a t shirt in warm weather, plus a sweat shirt in cold weather, items I pick up from sales and cheap shops. Oh and a fluorescent yellow bib.
I was surprised when a pair of new well known brand tracksuit bottoms split in the first week, Sports Direct refunded me and I spent the money on Nike ones at twice the price.
I did spent on good torches for night time running, worth the money.0 -
Have a look at second hand sites on FB to, like Runnung Gear Buy and SellFeb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12JAN NSD 11/16
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I also like fitness, and I have prepared a lot of clothes and shoes for myself.
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I ordered a lot of sportswear on Aliexpress. This is really a budget option, and these clothes are worn very well. You can find cool options on Amazon too. Ali has more cool prints on - the Chinese are very creative in this regard. Now, even if you look for disposable masks, the Chinese have a lot of stylish options. Since we are all obliged to wear masks, they must be fashionable.
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For me it's Sports Direct and TkMaxx...covers all bases and at reasonable prices .Nike will always be a bit pricey but you get what you pay for(usually!).0
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