Asics Gel-Kinsei 2 Running Shoe |  | |
| Asics Thermopolis Hybrid Half-Zip Price: $85 This aerodynamic running shirt is perfect for winter runs. The Thermopolis weave provides warmth while preventing excessive sweat build-up. (Available at Luke’s Locker, 3607 Oak Lawn Ave., 214-528-1290 or www.asicsamerica.com) |  | |
| Timex Ironman Triathlon Bodylink Watch Price: $300 This watch tracks your every move, handily delivering speed, time, altitude, and distance information while offering hands-free operation. An accompanying heart-rate monitor calculates your target zones, average heart rate, and recovery heart-rate times. (Available at www.timex.com) |  | |
| Adidas TechFit Powerweb Linear Short Tights Price: $80 These Adidas athletic shorts are designed to keep you dry and comfortable. Their patented ClimaCool ventilation system regulates heat while the fabric wicks sweat away from the runner’s body. The ForMotion technology also supports your muscles for improved comfort and efficiency without irritating your skin. (Available at www.adidas.com) |  | |
| NordicTrack Apex 8500 Treadmill Price: $2,399 The elements may have kept you La-Z-Boy-bound until now, but NordicTrack’s indoor options are stripping you of excuses. The Apex 8500 offers this bit of consolation, however: It’s said to actually boost your stride and reduce impact on your knees by nearly 40 percent compared to running outside. (Available at www.nordictrack.com) |  | |
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