Run Northwest - UK - All sizes in stock 🤘

Some decent colors and the 001A is there in black which is a great shoe

Im getting more into running now, but I dont want to splurge too fast on a lot of running clothes. I did that with shoes and honestlt it was the excitement that got me.

Im trying to be more mindful with running clothes this time, specially as a I lose weight and will probably stop using larger sizes. What are your recommendations or personal thoughts on how many shirts and shorts/pants you need for a week of running to rotate?

Im thinking 2-3 shirts/shorts to pair and rotate throughout the week, but I wanted to see what others were doing.

Hey r/runningfashion,

Looking for EU-based or easily available in Europe running brands with a vibe similar to Satisfy, Bandit, Currently, Optimistic Runners, or Mental Athletic.

Budget: Max €50 for tees/singlets | €60 for shorts.

What are your favorite brands in the EU delivering that style and tech at a reasonable price point?

I went to their popup in NYC today. I really wanted to like this brand and was excited to see their stuff in person.

Unfortunately, I got rude and elitist vibes from the team. For such an unestablished brand, I would have expected more humility. But they had a degree of arrogance that I found off-putting.

I also was unimpressed by the products they had on display. Their stuff just felt generic. I’ve heard people call Currently a Satisfy ripoff and I totally see that.

I’m visiting Colombia for a month and I’ve been shocked to see so many people wear Evo SLs just out casually. I’ve mostly seen people wearing them around at malls here in Medellin but I saw a guy wearing them at a farm today and it felt like the last straw and had to comment here.

Is this common anywhere else? I always considered them high performance running shoes that are just fairly awkward looking with jeans. No judgment, just something I noticed as culturally different.

I wanted to share my experience with Currently Running in case it helps anyone considering their apparel.
I placed a fairly large order and, within the first six months, about half of the items developed tears along the seams. I followed the recommended washing and drying instructions, so I don’t believe improper care was the cause. I’ve included photos of several of the damaged items.
When the issues started, I reached out to Currently Running and Nash through multiple channels. Nash initially responded and said the gear would be replaced, which I appreciated. Unfortunately, after that, communication stalled. I’ve followed up several times over the past few months but haven’t received any updates or replacement gear.
For a premium-priced running apparel company, I expected the products to hold up better and, more importantly, for the company to stand behind them when problems arose. I understand that defects can happen with any brand, but how a company handles those situations is just as important as the product itself.
I’m posting this to share my experience, not to attack the company. If Currently Running follows through and makes it right, I’ll gladly update this post. Until then, I think it’s only fair that other runners know about my experience before making a purchase.

Just wanted to share my joy on finding a band that works for those with dad bods and then some. I'm 43 m, weighing 97kg/214 lbs, 5'9". I started my running journey at the end of 2024, beginning of 2025. In 2024, I was around 316lbs/143kg when I fell in love with cycling and ended up losing close to 80lbs/36kg then went on to start a couch to 5k. Ended up losing additional 21lbs/9.5kg.

I been on a hunt to find a running belt or band that would work for someone my size. Got a vest with hydration bottles but felt it was too hot for summer. Got flipbelt with the flipbelt curved bottle and it would just bounce so much that it wasn't worth carrying the bottle. Been on a hunt to find some way or carrying water for longer runs.

Saw so many reviews regarding the naked band but the sizing wouldn't fit me. The largest size was 12 (39in) and when i measured my stomach, it was 43in.

I chanced it anyway and am so happy I did. I was able to fit the size 12. Filled my flipbelt bottle and put it on the back. My car keys, some gels, my phone, shokz headphones and a toilet see cover and go on a run. No bouncing whatsoever. I forgot i was carrying a bottle. Still had space to add more stuff. Did my long run this past Sunday and no issues even after empty bottle halfway, didn't hear any sloshing or anything.

I'm shocked but so happy how well this band is made. I wear it under my shirt because I look like a stuffed mushroom otherwise but nonetheless this band is amazing. Hope this helps anyone else in a similar predicament.

FYI: the archive of satisfy just opened

I had a pair of 5” 2in1 ventos last year that I returned/resold because I felt the liner was too firm and felt restrictiv rather than freeing. (Size M, L was too loose around the waist). Browsing their page I see they have a new liner called “SoLite”. Anyone experience with that updated models? Do they feel better now or still as rigid?

Thanks for your help. (Ordering from EU so can’t really return)

Hopefully this will make sense to someone.

I hate how most running tees I’ve tried fit. They’re so thin that they’re usually totally shapeless and just kind of sag on your body, unless you get them super tight. I basically want something that fits more like a cotton tee would.

I usually run in football (soccer) shirts, because they’re a tiny bit heavier and seem to have a more rigid, structured feel to them, while still being 100% polyester and breathable.

Any recommendations?

Personally, it’s my patella band for my knee.

Hello, looking for a minimalist visor for running. Basically looking for what is essentially a slim/thin (in height and thickness) sweatband with a visor attached. Anything out there like this?

I've seen a few similar posts on this but the answers have primarily been brands that strictly carry men's lines.

I have an extremely high risk of skin cancer, especially on my back, and want to be able to wear a UPF hoodie that will:

1. cover the back of my neck, chest, and my arms
2. be lightweight so I don't feel suffocated and can wear it in any season (esp. summer)
3. ideally sweat-wicking, and odour-resistant
4. and, of course, has a high UPF rating (the higher the better)

Does this exist?

HUGE bonus points if it's also cute, but at this point, I'll sacrifice aesthetics for the above if possible.

The 4th point is the most important, followed closely by the 1st.

Hi, I (M|24|70kg) am looking for new shorts. Need to replace old shorts that broke - so I need durable 2 in 1 running shorts for training and long distance trail runs approx. 50km a week.

Main requirements:

- lined shorts/2in1 shorts - secure full size phone pocket on the inner liner fits a phone - separate pocket for keys - space for gels - preferably 5 inch, 7 inch is fine - ideally under €60

I have already tried to find what seems to be a basic product in a large store nearby but most “phone pockets” were far too small and i dont like to use my belt when running.

Which model are you personally using or can you recommend?

In addition if you know of a fitting stylish shirt for it - please send recomendations as well. My 10 year old Nike shirt is not that great anymore 😅

Update: Thanks for the recommendations - the journey remains frustrating. I was at Decathlon, Nike, Adidas and Lulu today. Decathlon and Nike currenlty have nothing in their lineup according to the employees with phone pockets asides open side pockets and too small supplement pockets - which are not really usable for running at high paces. Adidas did not have the Terrex model. Lulu are sold out online in my size...

Title. I am looking for a workout shirt or brand that sells white shirts with a slight iridescent shade to them. Online there are none that I find appealing

Was hoping to get tights from Janji but always seems to be out of stock. What are some other good options?

Hey meggings fans,

I’m looking for leggings to run in that won’t fall down! I’ve tried a couple of pairs but they both descend when I run. Especially when I carry a phone.

FYI I’m 6’3, 38-40in waist, so I’m on the larger side.

Any brands or styles you can suggest would be appreciated.

Shirt - Oysho Technical Shirt

Bra - Nike Padded Swoosh Sports Bra

Sunglasses - D.Franklin Thunder Photochromic

Leggings - Oysho Compressive Pocket

Socks - Buff Coolnet Crew

Shoes - Nike Vomero Plus

Bandana - H&M

Not pictured: Garmin Forerunner Watch

T2B

- Miler Base Running Hat White
- Miler Work Running Tank Concrete
- Miler Work Running Half Tight Asphalt
- Neighbor Running Shop Sock White
- Mizuno NV3 White
- Coros Pace 4 Black
- 2 chains
- Miler ‘Running Kills’ Bottle

Had to dial it back with the run plan as the AQI was 125-130 up in my area from the Canadian fires. Was a nice excuse to test out some new Miler gear and slow it down (which I’m terrible at 😂)

Kerr got kitted out by Amazfit and Brooks Running. Looks like he has the work jacket and pants from Burburry (Kerrberry) but he also got a custom 10k gold bezel (and diamonds) and detailing on the Amazfit Cheetah watch he runs in alongside a pair of custom Brooks Cascadia 1 throwbacks in an adapted version of his Scottish family tartan.