slightly bigger neoprene pocket that could carry a couple of gels and some valuables. It's quite comfortable to wear with a mesh lining on the belt helping to wick sweat, there's little movement when you're running, but the bottles can be a struggle

(they wick a bit, but not too much!) Get to choose lovely colours too, and mine have got an emblem embroidered on the front, tho I don't think these are available any more. Look v cool!!! :-) Weaknesses: Sometimes have issues getting them off after

grazing my skin, left the shirt totally unscathed. The ClimaCool sweat-wicking and ventilation is as good as any other shirt available. Washing (and especially drying) couldn't be easier. The design really does seem to reduce odour, despite my cynicism

eyes allergic to contacts and I’m not allowed to wear them - and glasses and rain don't go together... Any tips on gear if you enjoy the rain when you’re running?" – Captain CalamityYour best answersCreate a natural moisture-wicking layer Rub a bit

for an extremely comfortable and stable ride, while still feeling light on the feet. The stripped-down heel promotes forefoot strike and a quick pick-up, encouraging you to run faster. The broad-ended tongue is fitted with wicking fabric to help combat sweaty feet

31Salomon Fusion, £45 Capacity 24 litres Contact www.salomonrunning.comComfortable and stable. Mesh on the back pads and shoulders straps wick sweat away, and the soft-shell fibres keep the weather out and the weight down. It has two slightly

addition of sweat-wicking panels along the upper back and inside collar. Mesh panels under the arms added to already impressive breathability and elasticated hem and cuffs helped to keep the wind out. Water resistance was good in steady rain for almost

November is the time when committed runners come into their own. It’s colder, wetter and you’ll need more layers of Lycra than ever before, but runners looking for racing fun in November will find it often comes complete with a wicked sense of humour and a sting

brand you choose, get lenses that almost touch your cheeks. This will stop mud getting under them.The topA long-sleeved zip-necked wicking top is a good adventure staple – dry and warm in cool weather; dry and cool in warm weather. For example, the El

. And Odlo’s Termic range (£18-£28) is a good choice. Soft, technical fabrics wick away sweat to keep you dry and this allied to smooth, seamless construction guards against painful chafing.Contact: ASI 01250 873 863; www.odlo.comTo make sure you’re seen