43°F (6°C) calls for a single tech layer. Remember you warm up 10–15°F within the first mile, so dress as if it were a bit warmer than the thermometer reads and aim to feel slightly cool at the start.
Feels like 55°F once you're moving
A single tech layer
Wind and passing showers
Long Sleeve Tech Shirt
Breathable moisture-wicking fabric
Capris or Light Tights
3/4 length for moderate warmth
Light Gloves
Thin running gloves
Headband
Ear coverage without overheating
Running Shoes
Your regular training shoes
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For a 43°F (6°C) run, a short or long-sleeve tech shirt with shorts or light tights is ideal. Carry a packable layer if it's windy.
43°F (6°C) is comfortable running weather for almost everyone with a single light layer.
Most runners wear tights at 43°F (6°C). Your legs generate a lot of heat, but full-length tights keep you comfortable at this temperature.
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