SAYSKY LAYERING GUIDE

SAYSKY Layering Guide

SAYSKY LAYERING GUIDE - THE TRANSITIONAL SEASON

As we transition from fall to winter, we all eagerly anticipate the cozy comforts of the colder months. While the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, it’s the perfect time to prepare for those runs in crisp air. It’s essential to find the right balance in your attire - enough layers to keep you warm without overheating. We’ve put together the perfect layering guide to teach you just that.

In the guide you’ll find answers on: 

  • Different layers and their purpose when running
  • How many layers to wear
  • Extra protection

    Fall weather can be quite challenging. There will be days that are crisp and cool, followed by days that feel much colder and windy. This transitional period from fall to winter requires a more strategic approach to your clothing for running.

    Saysky_LayeringMORE LAYERS OR LESS LAYERS?

    The art of layering involves combining technical fabrics to maintain comfort, regulate temperature, and enhance performance. After this guide you’ll be able to experiment with different combinations of layers during your training to find the perfect balance of comfort, performance and protection that is best suited for your preferences.

    SO HOW MANY LAYERS ARE THERE?

    When preparing for a run as fall transitions into winter, it’s essential to organize your outfit into three layers. Each layer plays a vital role in keeping you comfortable and protected from the elements. Be sure to consider the temperature and weather conditions to ensure you dress appropriately for your run.

    The 3 layers that you should know about are.

    1. Base layer: moisture management
    2. Middle layer: insulation
    3. Outer layer: weather protection

    BASE LAYER - MOISTURE MANAGEMENT

    The foundation of your running outfit. Its primary function is to wick moisture away from your skin, keeping you dry and comfortable. This means, when you sweat, this layer regulates your body temperature - We’re offering three different kinds of base layers - Mesh, Merino and Flow. Each with their own unique functions and purpose for different kinds of weather. For the cooler days we recommend Merino and Flow, as they are the ones that will provide you with the most warmth. You can find them all here

    MIDDLE LAYER - INSULATION

    The middle layer adds insulation to trap heat and provide warmth. It acts as a buffer against the cold while still allowing moisture to escape. Depending on the temperature, this layer can be adjusted to ensure your optimal comfort. For the transitional season we recommend our Pace & Flow long sleeves. If it gets too cold you would be smart to choose our fleece products.

    OUTER LAYER - WEATHER PROTECTION

    This is your first line of defense against the elements. It protects you from wind, rain, and snow, allowing you to run comfortably in various weather conditions. In the SAYSKY universe, we offer a variety of waterproof jackets, lightweight windbreakersvests and fleece products.

    EXTRA PROTECTION?

    On some days, the weather in the transitional season can be brutal and unpredictable. From surprise rain showers to unexpected cold snaps, staying prepared is essential. That's why versatile accessories become your best friends during these times. We’ve got a selection of everything from beanies, scarfs, gloves, caps, socks and more. Find them all here