"Ignoramus31337" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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What is the low ambient temperature when shirtless running becomes unadvisable? I find that whenever I run in a shirt for, say, 1:20, I get problems like chafed nipples. So, for now, I run without a shirt. But the weather is getting colder.
Obviously, if it gets too cold to run comfortably without a shirt, I will try something else, but is it dangerous to run without a shirt in cold weather even if I feel warm enough? Can I become frostbitten without noticing?
I use Liquid bandage stuff in a bottle. It's never failed me in runs up to 3 hours. and it comes off without the pain involved with tape. Body glide wears off (for me) on long runs and vaseline stains can be tough to get out of shirts.
Leafing through rec.running, I read Parker Race's message of 18 Oct 2004:
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"Ignoramus31337" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
What is the low ambient temperature when shirtless running becomes unadvisable? I find that whenever I run in a shirt for, say, 1:20, I get problems like chafed nipples. So, for now, I run without a shirt. But the weather is getting colder.
Obviously, if it gets too cold to run comfortably without a shirt, I will try something else, but is it dangerous to run without a shirt in cold weather even if I feel warm enough? Can I become frostbitten without noticing?
I use Liquid bandage stuff in a bottle. It's never failed me in runs up to 3 hours. and it comes off without the pain involved with tape. Body glide wears off (for me) on long runs and vaseline stains can be tough to get out of shirts.
