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Insulator Stabilyx

The fleecy-feeling��CW-X Insulator Stabilyx��ride high—almost to your belly button—to stabilize your core while bracing your knees and calves with taut support bands.

2XU Compression Race Socks

Not only do 2XU’s knee-high Compression Race socks reduce fatigue and boost circulation, they also keep your lower legs warmer.

Sugoi Firewall 220 Zip Jacket

Up top, our favorite running layer is Sugoi’s new Firewall 220 Zip, a wind-blocking jacket with ample stretch and highly visible reflective strips.

Saucony Ulti-Mitt II Gold Gloves

With a USB-powered safety light, stowable wind overmitt, a terry snot wipe, and index-finger and thumb flaps for touchscreens, Saucony’s orange��Ulti-Mitt II Gold gloves are the best for running—and the most tricked-out—we’ve tested.

Oakley Fast Jacket Sunglasses

Although there are a ton of shades with interchangeable lenses out there, none are as slick as��Oakley’s Fast Jacket sunglasses: a flick of a lever lets you swap out glare blockers for contrast boosters.

Saucony Wascal Cap

Saucony’s fleecy, Elmer Fudd–inspired Wascal cap��is quick on the draw: just slide its earflaps up if you start overheating.

Brooks Ghost GTX Shoe

Testers had high praise for Brooks’s 12.1-ounce Ghost GTX, a stout, stiff, neutral shoe with toothy blown-rubber tread and a Gore-Tex liner to fend off the slop.

Atlas Run Snowshoes

If postholing on semipacked trails or the occasional snowdrift is an issue, Atlas’s Run snowshoes��are the perfect antidote—reasonably fast and fluid, though don’t expect to float in anything too deep and dry.

Surefire 6PX Tactical Flashlight

Although it’s almost too bright for dark, rural roads, carrying Surefire’s pricey but powerful, 200-lumen 6PX Tactical flashlight��makes you stand out clearly even under streetlights. The only bummer: two C123A batteries last just two hours at full strength.