What a KÜHL company – a Run Oregon review of athletic tops from KÜHL
Even when we are showcasing new-to-us companies in the running sphere, it’s always amazes us when we stumble upon those who have been in the game for such a long [...]
Women’s Lifestyle Clothing
What Run Oregon is Wearing: Title Nine ClambR Women’s Hiking Short
As a girl who’s always had thick thighs and short legs, finding the right fit on a pair of shorts can be challenging. Length is a big factor, as well [...]
What Run Oregon is Wearing: Title Nine Notton Short Sleeve Top
As a woman, it’s important for me to support companies like Title Nine. Not only are they a woman-run and owned company, but they name itself comes from the 1972 [...]
What Run Oregon is Wearing: Branwyn Performance Innerwear
After a good pair of running shoes, the most essential thing for a female runner is the sports bra. It is the piece of clothing that is going to most [...]
Dress Like a Man: Underwear 11.0 – featuring WAMA
Those of you who have been reading this blog for a while, know that I have a little bit of a “thing” for men’s underwear. In fact, there was a [...]
What Run Oregon is Wearing: Lily Trotters
In a year when I watched Rudolph the Red Nosed reindeer on Halloween, I see absolutely no reason not to sport my new red and green running socks all the [...]
What Run Oregon is Wearing: Blyss Running
When I first started running, I was super self-conscious about what I wore. I weighed around 250 pounds and felt like others were constantly judging me. It took me a [...]
Rackle Shoes are awesome – and local
Since moving to a work-from-home situation, I haven’t gotten “dressed up” a single day. Instead, I’ve been wearing shorts and tank tops, sundresses, and jeans on the occasionally chilly day. [...]
Maho Shades – Reducing all shades to $95 through April and donating 2% to combat COVID-19!
I am pretty picky when it comes to my sunglasses, and have tried a few more “expensive” pairs over the years – to pretty disappointing results. Sadly, I have found [...]
Keep sweat out of your eyes with Treadbands
Some people wear hats. Some can pull off the 70’s-style terrycloth headband. And others just don’t know the feeling of working out and sweat not dripping in your eyes. Then there’s [...]