Reddit reviews TSLA Men's Thermal Long Sleeve Compression Shirts, Mock/Turtleneck Winter Sports Running Base Layer Top, Thermal Mock Neck(yut32) - Black, X-Large
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Winter gear : Thermal Shirt designed for warmth (Fleece lining).***Alert: True to size : Please follow the size examples below*** ----(Ex: Size "Medium" 6' ft 168 lbs. - Pictured Model's Measurements) ----(EX: Size "Large recommended"- Size for 6" 215 lbs. - based on customer reviews) ----(EX: Size "Large" 5'9"175 lbs. - based on customer reviews)Materials : Mix of Polyester & Spandex. Excellent elasticity with enhanced range of motion.Mock Neck Collar for optimized Heat insulation and added comfortPerfect option during various indoor activities and outdoor excursion.Moisture Sensing/Quick time Dry/TWO-WAY Air Circulation.Non abrasion fabric material with excellent elasticity and durability
Completely personal but beyond a good baselayer nothing else I own is running specific for the winter. Up top I'll usually use a compression shirt and then layer a few shirts on top of that culminating in a hoodie (the front pocket is clutch for carrying extra tissues or storing your hat/gloves). Layers are your friend. Bottom wise I'll do compression shorts and/or tights depending on how cold it is and another pair of shorts over top just for another layer. Other than that I wear my normal socks, a buff if needed, a knit hat, and some light gloves. This setup has carried me through the coldest and windiest parts of the winter last year. I made a quick down and dirty jumping off point for you to look at some decent, affordable gear: Tesla tights, Tesla top, Reflective knit hat, Buff, Headlamp, Lightweight gloves. You may want to look at maybe some windproof layers, wool socks, or heavier gloves depending on what the weather actually looks like near you. I wasn't a fan of the yak trax style grips and ended up just using my trail running shoes a lot in the winter, just be careful.
I just get the cheap generic ones that aren't really marketed specifically for grappling. Like these
I'm definitely not your target demographic because I don't like anything at all on my gear; graphics, logos, etc. But I'm sharing my preferences in comfort and fit.