Close-fitting, lightweight fabrics, three stripes on the chest: adidas running wear is easily recognisable, and it covers everything from warm-ups to outings in the rain.
T-shirts, shorts, leggings, jackets and windbreakers, in men's and women's fits: choose based on the season and the intensity of your session.
The Adizero range is the most extensive on the page. It offers tops like the Adizero Aspyre, lightweight shorts, and waterproof jackets for fast sessions and rainy days. These items are designed for running, fit snugly, and dry quickly. They are well-suited for interval training.
The adi365 line offers tracksuits and hooded jackets, in women's and men's fits, for warm-ups and commutes. The Essentials waterproof jackets protect you from downpours during winter runs. They can also be worn on the sidelines, on match days.
Other lines complete the page. Terrex targets trail running and paths. Own the Run and Designed cover everyday training. Techfit offers close-fitting pieces. Shorts, leggings, tights, caps, and headbands complete the outfit.
Running clothing should fit snugly without being compressive. Compare your chest, waist, and hip measurements to the size guide on the product page. Women's cuts are more fitted at the waist. If you're between sizes, go for the smaller size for a running top and the larger size for a jacket that you wear over several layers.
For comparison, the running textiles Mizuno page offers waterproof jackets and shorts from the Japanese brand. The running textiles Craft page features Swedish outfits. There's also a selection from Under Armour. All brands can be found on the running textiles page.
Last season's colours often end up discounted. Check out the textile clearance page and the special textile offers. During sales, the textile sales page takes over.
For training and warm-ups, yes. In matches, you wear your club's kit. The adi365 and Essentials jackets are great for wearing on the bench and while travelling.
It's recommended, inside out and at a low temperature. Avoid mixing it with towels, which shed lint, or with garments that have Velcro, as they can snag the fabric.
The product page indicates this. A water-resistant jacket can withstand a light rain, while a waterproof jacket holds up better under heavier downpours. The water-repellent treatment wears off over time with washes.
Many models have a small pocket for a key or gel. Check the product page if you want to carry your phone; otherwise, consider a running belt.
They should stay up at the waist without a tight cord and not slide down while running. Compare your waist and hip measurements to the size guide on the product page; the length also depends on your height.