Nike’s high-performance gear for extreme weather

MANILA, Philippines - Southeast Asia faces its annual wet and cool season through the monsoon months, with the highest rainfall at the end of every year. Running in the rain can be an exhilarating experience, but it can be dangerous as well. Wet tracks reduces grip, and reduces visibility.

The rain should not deter runners from their runs, and this holiday season, Nike introduces products to keep runners dry, protected and comfortable.

Breathability, ventilation and comfort come together in the Nike Relay tops (men’s and women’s). The Nike Dri-FIT knit fabric enables premium sweat management, while ergonomic seaming with flat-seam construction follows the body’s natural contours for reduced irritation, a flattering fit and a full range of motion. Mesh underarm panels and the dropped and vented hem augment the cool comfort. The Nike Relay top features reflective elements as well, keeping the runner visible in the dark. A reflective headphone cord loop at the back of the neck also means runners can listen to their music without distractions.

Nike Twisted Tempo shorts for women pack high-performance features into stylish and comfortable running shorts, available in a wide range of color combinations with contrasting diagonal panels. The Nike Dri-Fit fabric and built-in Dri-Fit crepe liner helps keep runners dry. A zipper pocket provides secure storage for a small media player.

The Nike Shield Pack, a collection of running footwear to suit each unique running style, is  updated with the Nike Shield technology, igniting runners every day and night of this season no matter rain or shine. It features a highly reflective inner sleeve that performs triple duty — it’s reflective even in dim light for safety; it makes a barrier that resists water in wet conditions, but stays breathable; and the reflectivity adds some flash to the look.

The Shield Pack collection consists of the Nike Free Run+ 3 Shield, Nike Lunareclipse+ 2 Shield and Nike Pegasus+ 29 Shield.

When it rains, there is no reason not to continue running.