Tag: trail running equipment

Summer trail running clothing, materials and equipment by Kiprun

Summer trail running gear: how to choose materials and equipment (Guide 2026)

Written by Marco Mori on 13 May 2026. Posted in Uncategorized.

Summer trail running has a unique appeal, made of sunlit trails, wide open landscapes, and long days spent outdoors. At the same time, however, running in the mountains during the hottest months...

The best gear for trail running (2026 guide)

Written by Marco Mori on 24 March 2026. Posted in Products and Gear.

A comprehensive guide to the best gear for trail running in 2026. Find out how to choose the right shoes, technical clothing, equipment and technology to run on trails effectively and safely. We...

HOW COLD WEATHER IMPACTS ON THE PERFORMANCE AND CUSHIONING OF YOUR RUNNING SHOES?

Written by Cristina Tasselli on 11 January 2021. Posted in Products and Gear.

The answer is yes. Cold weather has a negative impact on the performance and cushioning of your running shoes. Cold temperatures stiffen the foam in the midsole and insole of running shoes,...

HOW TO CHOOSE WATERPROOF OVERGLOVES FOR TRAIL RUNNING

Written by Cristina Tasselli on 30 December 2020. Posted in Products and Gear.

Wearing a pair of waterproof overgloves when it rains or snows is highly recommended for trail running. Cold in the hands is subjective and is linked to the functioning of the thermoregulation...

ANNA DE BIASE E LA SUA STORIA D’AMORE CON IL TRAIL RUNNING

Written by Cristina Tasselli on 16 November 2020. Posted in Trail World News.

Anna De Biase, athlete and CimAlp Tester, lives in Genoa by the sea but with a nearby hinterland behind where there are hills and mountains with beautiful trails and breathtaking views. An ideal...

TRAIL RUNNING IN AUTUMN, ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A NEW PAIR OF TRAIL SHOES?

Written by admin on 21 November 2017. Posted in Products and Gear.

When choosing a pair of Trail Running you should consider your: Characteristics, Training frequency, Terrain, Race distance. It turns out, therefore, that holding a single pair of shoes will not...