Is it good for running?
10054
Hi and yes - I wear this while running and am very comfortable when doing so. Colder than 45 degrees, I wear this over a dri fit long sleeve shirt over a tee shirt. A few miles into the run, I may have to unzip a bit (when weather closer to 45) and if it warms up, I've taken off and tied around my waist to complete my run - it's very light and lends itself to this well. It's been a great buy for me.
10055
The coat is great for cool weather sports, and it breaths pretty well, so I'd say it would be good for running, although in cooler weather--probably not great for warmer weather. The coat has a very snug fit so if that works okay for running then it should be fine. It should be fine for just about any activity from about 37º or so up to about 65º.
10056
Nice jacket that I use under very cold temp. (-20oC) for running with 3 underlayers. It stops wind but I found that it does not breath. As I sweat (even at -20oC) the water stays inside the jacket. I would not recommend it for running although it does the job. A more 'technical' fabric would be more appropriate.
10057
I wear this Jacket for running and biking. It is my go to jacket for both between 30 - 65 degrees. I wear the Pearl iZUMi Men's Select Barrier Wxb Jacket for anything colder than 30 degrees but it does not breath as well.
10058
I guess you could use it for running, but it is designed for bike riding. It stops the wind good, but I think it is a little tight fitting for a running jacket. It is tight fitting to reduce wind resistance. Also the back is longer than the front and may look a little odd since you will not be on a bike.
10059
It is a cycling jacket but I don't see why it couldn't be used for running.
10060
I haven't tried to, but it should be fine. Note the back is longer than the front, so it will hang over the butt. Its elastic at the waist, so you can push it up away from the butt, assume you do not put anything in the pockets. It's designed for normal forward riding position while cycling. If you plan to use for both running and cycling, it would be fine. For just running, I would find a normal wind breaker.
1660620
The max speed is 4 miles per hour, which could get you to a decent jog. But its not really designed for running. It doesn't have hand rails to hang onto, or padding to cushion the stride.
310339
I could not tell anyone about running, although I will tell you it does a great job for walking and location of walks, also does a great job with sleep patterns. Sorry I couldn't help with the running.Cons, I have had problems loosing my history when my phone needed to update, was able to retrive the info with some amount of frustration.
1730230
Not very good for running. They will slip off easily and will be a little heavy. I wouldn't recommend it
1161385
I have not... but its kind of bulky for running. I think there are better options out there.
1618800
Yes, I use it to run. They come with a 3 separate sets of earpads to fit accordingly with your ear so it's noise-cancelling and stays in your ear fairly well.
134378
I used it for running, so it's light weight was critical. It's not very loud though, so if you can handle a bit more weight, a metronome on a smart phone might work better. Most of those metronomes can make different sounds as well whereas this makes only 1 sound. That said, this device worked for my purpose!
1550996
I also wear mine to sleep, but it is a snug fit and I do not see why you couldn't wear it for running. Kim
1655001
You know I am not sure. I think I read in some review or description it isn't built for running. However, to be sure, you should contact the manufacturer. I had a ProForm prior but only wanted one for fast walking and I didn't want to spend the big bucks because I usually walk out of doors. I am in my 60's and don't wish to run....taking care of the knees.
1529687
I don't think it would be good for jogging... 1) it's heavy 2) the wheels are little in circumfrince for jogging... I wouldGo with a jogging stroller madeFor jogging with high reviews
707565
Yes, this light can be used during running. Even at low intensity the light extends far enough in front of you to see whats on the ground. The beam is wide enough to illuminate the width a person needs for running. On high beam there is more that enough light. This is a very well priced item that works well.
418861
It makes noise when running. Whether its to little or to much is a matter of opinion.
323271
Yes. However it only worked a limited amount of times before it died. I think in my case I used it for running and it was not sweat proof.
819247
No, it would not give you an accurate read. It is meant for running/walking.
68559
I'm not sure it's ideal for me when running. It could use bigger wheels that would help with that. It's not impossible but being 6ft it's on the border of being too short to run comfortably.
1654999
running on it everyday will wear it out very quickly. this treadmill is great, but not for serious runners. may be a little too flimsy for what you need.
134377
It works great for my running requirements. I monitor my SPM (steps per minute) to ensure I am keeping a specific pace/cadence.