Showing posts with label #LoleWomen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #LoleWomen. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 24, 2015

Running Separates - DayLight Jacket and Motion Pants by Lole Women

Lole's NEW Daylight Jacket for warmer weather runs.
The colder than normal temperatures we've been experiencing have kept me in layers much longer than I've wanted. All the same, here on the North East, we have had some warm (er) days where the thermometer got above 50 degrees. Once you factor in the sunshine and the chance of showers through out the day, you may want to rethink your running/walking apparel.




Lole Women's NEW SS2015 Separates
What I like about the Lole Collection is the attention to detail. Accents like princess seaming, inner and invisible zippered pockets as well as reflective strips for night running all set this line apart from the rest. So based on what I've seen so far, my expectations for their SS2015 collection were high. I was not disappointed!

DayLight Jacket in Chillies (Red)
When this new running jacket arrived, I was so excited that I Tweeted a photo of it and the Motion Pants too:



This is how it looked right out of the box with no ironing or steaming telling me that this jacket travels/packs well. Here are the jacket specs:

This lightweight jacket defines stunning running with its breathability, wind-resistance and streamlined, unlined form. It's made for the way you move in our Pulse Softshell, a technical fabric with a polyester/elastane outer face, a 100% polyester inner face and a durable water-repellent finish. 

• Center-front zip 
• Stand-up collar with stowable hood in Caladan Wind fabric 
• Two zippered hand pockets 
• 2nd Skin inserts for comfort and breathability 
• Reflective tapes 
• Length: 27 in./68.5 cm


I really like the slim fit of the DayLight as well as the built in hood which neatly stows away in the collar. Spring is notorious for unpredictable rain showers so having this feature is going to be a big plus for me.

I paired the DayLight Jacket with Lole's Motion Pants in Black. With four way stretch and a slimmer fit, you will feel very confidant stopping in at the coffee shop during your run if you like.  These do not look like the standard issue exercise tights. Here are the specs on the Motion Pants:

Lole Motion Pants in Black

These slimming, straight-leg pants will be your go-to pair for the studio, keeping warm and looking hot. They're oh-so-comfy in our four-way stretch, moisture-wicking 2nd Skin Motion Heavy, a blend of superior Supplex® nylon and elastane with a soft cottony feel. 

• Regular fit 
• Low rise 
• Secret pocket on waistband 
• Lined gusset at crotch 
• Flat seams for comfort 
• Reflective logo


I'm really looking forward to the More Fitness Shape Women's Half Marathon in April! I think this will be the perfect outfit for the day.

Fitness Clothing c/o Lole Women

Tuesday, January 6, 2015

New Skiwear Arrivals - Lole's Sidonie Bib

Skiing, snowboarding or snowshoeing. Lole Sidonie Bib
Winter 2015 is shaping up to be the season of bibs! Why are they trending so hot on the slopes this year? Well, perhaps because they are more technical and streamlined than ever. Nothing like what Fire Fighters wear! No, get that image out of your mind. The New 2015 Skiwear Collection from Lole will rock your world.



Lole Sidonie Bib
Here is the Description from the Lole Website:

Redefine snow slop chic in our modern update on the insulated bib. Get an edge on the slopes with its performance fit, breathable and waterproof four-way stretch fabric and powerful snow-stopping features. The supple Ski Softshell waist, slim legs with snow gaiters, and fully sealed seams keep the warmth in and the snow out. Articulated knees move with you and kick patches stand up to a day of endless powder runs. 

Lole Sidonie Bib








• Insulated bib 
• Softshell waist with center-front zipper to seal out snow 
• Adjustable, removable elastic suspenders 
• Two hand pockets with YKK® AquaGuard® zippers 
• Two zippered pockets with flaps on back 
• One zippered patch pocket with flap on leg 
• Mesh vents on inner legs 
• Slim leg with zipper opening 
• Gusset at leg hem 
• Abrasion-resistant kick patches 
• Snow gaiters 
• Fully seam sealed 
• Inseam 32 in./ 81.5 cm 



Sidonie Ski Bib Details
These bibs have a softshell feel with a hardshell attitude towards the elements. It sheds wind, snow and moisture like a duck and has some very tricked out details to keep you warm AND dry. Mesh Vents on the inner legs help prevent moisture and heat build up during heavy outdoor activity.


Mesh Vents on Inner Legs-perfect for keeping it cool.

Fully Seam Sealed Zippered Pockets
I really like like the two hand pockets up front. They have AquaGuard zippers so when you take a forward spill, the pockets and whatever is in them will stay nice and dry. 


AquaGuard Zippered Hand Pockets
Slim Legs with Zippered Openings
I like my ski and athletic bibs to have zippered legs as this is essential feature that makes getting them on an off much easier. The Sidonie also have built in gaiters which adjust to keep out wind and snow.


Generous Leg Zippers & Abrasion Resistant Kick Patches
Rear View - Two Zippered Pockets with Flaps on Back
I really like the abundance of seam sealed zippered pockets on the Sidonie Bibs. A great place to stash tissues, SPF Lip Balm and some cash.


Rear View on the Bibs
The Wrap
I really like the slimmer fit of the Sidonie Ski Bibs.  I had merino wool base layer tights underneath when I went out as it was snowing today. I really didn't need the base layer as these insulated bibs were plenty warm on their own even in 19 degree weather. The stretch at the waist is genius and the center zipper is very comfortable. 

The suspenders are also SO very comfortable and easy to adjust on the fly. Really perfect for all winter-snow sports.  Pop on your favorite ski jacket and hit the slopes in the Sidonie Bib which come in Black (as shown), White and Yellow. See them and the full 2015  Lole Winter Skiwear Collection at Lole.com 

UPDATE: I wore the Sidonie Bib for a snowshoe run after the Blizzard of 2015 or Snowstorm Juno. They were great! I was able to get my knees up and run without feeling overly restricted. Even bending over to loosen my snowshoe bindings wasn't a problem. Very flexible plus the built in leg gaiters kept the snow out even when I was in a full sprint. Better still I didn't feel the cold nor did my thighs get chilled.


Skiing and Snowshoeing terrain on my New Jersey estate.
Ski bibs c/o LoleWomen.com