Stay Active This Winter With The Best Cold-Weather Workout Clothes for Exercising Outdoors

Finding the ideal clothes for a cold-weather workout can become quite the undertaking. Many people will return to more indoor workouts, but if you’re hoping to continue your biking, hiking, and early-morning jogs through winter, or feel completely committed to your daily outdoor yoga sessions, then it's time to build the perfect cold-weather workout wardrobe. These garments and accessories will come in handy if you want to stick to fitness goals in the new year.
Whether you’re looking for gym-ready joggers and fleece-lined leggings, or insulated vests and leggings with a second-skin fit for those long distance runs, there’s workout gear to keep you snug and dry all season without restricting your full range of motion. With high-performance layers that are sweat-wicking on the inside and insulating on the outside, we've gathered the best winter workout clothes to strategize your outfits for an impactful outdoor experience.
From brands like Athleta, lululemon, Nike and Under Armour, shop jackets, gloves, running shoes and more clothes made from technical fabrics to keep you comfortably active and warm even in the coldest conditions. Ahead, check out the cold-weather fitness gear for men and winter to wear while exercising during this frigid winter.
Best Cold-Weather Workout Clothes for Men
Best Cold-Weather Workout Clothes for Women
For motivation to make healthy habits in 2023, check out our New Year, New You Guide for tools to help with fitness goals, meal-planning, wardrobe updates, mental-health goals and more.
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