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I think only you can really decide that and it will depend on weather, temperature, whether you're running or walking etc. If you're concerned, carry a pair of lightweight leggings/waterproofs just in case (although many overnight ultras will insist on these as compulsory kit anyway just in case you have to stop etc. See reports from this years Thames Path 100 for good reasons why.)

I've done both and largely it depends on how I feel. I didn't wear more than shorts during the Lakeland 100 a couple of weeks ago. Other people did.

Made up for last years DNF in the 100 by finishing it this year so have nothing to complain about.

Glad you finished Stephen and well done. Good to meet you briefly on Friday too.

(Adding this here as well as the SNOD thread)

Just in case no-one is reading the latest blog ("Essential things you need to know"), there is at least one thing to note that I wouldn't have necessarily considered before going to the event:

Photo ID is required for registration

http://lakeland100.wordpress.com/2012/07/25/essential-things-you-need-to-know-before-the-day/

Just in case no-one is reading the latest blog ("Essential things you need to know"), there is at least one thing to note that I wouldn't have necessarily considered before going to the event:

Photo ID is required for registration

http://lakeland100.wordpress.com/2012/07/25/essential-things-you-need-to-know-before-the-day/