Apr 27

Not all rainstorms are created equal. Thankfully, neither are all rain jackets. That lightweight shell you’d wear on a drizzly day won’t stand up to howling wind and driving rain. And you’d quickly overheat in a sturdier jacket on a warm, misty day. To test which of the newest jackets work best in what type of storm–a spring shower or a downpour–we recruited 50 runners in notoriously rainy Portland, Oregon, to test a range of running jackets available now. The following jackets were their favorites; they combine lightweight, breathable materials, and runner-friendly designs that stand out when it’s needed most.

Chic in the Showers

Ladies loved the Moving Comfort Commitment Jacket ($70), featuring a slim fit tailored to a woman’s body shape. Looks aside, how did it perform? “This jacket did not disappoint. It was functional and kept both the wind and rain out,” said one tester. The jacket features a mesh vent on the back, a lightweight liner to keep fabric off your skin, and elastic at the wrists for extra protection. movingcomfort.com

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Mar 23

And in other bra news, Moving Comfort just launched a virtual Sports Bra Fitting Room. The site leads the user through a series of prompts, starting by asking for size. If the user doesn’t know her bra size, she’s asked for both her rib cage and bust measurement and is then told what bra size those measurements produce (and no, I’m not sharing my sizes here). The next prompt asks what activity levels the user will need to bra for—from low impact, like yoga, to medium impact, like an elliptical workout, to high impact, like running and tennis. Next, the user is prompted to choose her preferred style, from underwire to seamless, front or back closure, etc.

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