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What to Wear Running in Denver Today

Right now in Denver, CO: feels like 68°F, clear sky

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Warm · feels 68°F

Shorts and a breathable t-shirt or singlet. Stick to light, sweat-wicking fabric and skip the extra layer.

The kit

  • Running Singlet
  • Running Shorts (3")
  • Lightweight Running Socks
  • Daily Trainer Running Shoe
  • Running Visor
  • Running Sunglasses

Feels like

68°F

Actual

68°F

Wind

5 mph

Humidity

20%

Coach tips

  • ·Light colors reflect heat: wear white or light grey if possible
  • ·Consider a visor or running cap for sun protection
  • ·Hydrate before, during, and after your run. Ease your pace. Your body works harder to cool itself in the heat.

At a glance

How to dress over the next 12 hours in Denver

  • Now, 68°F

    Sunglasses, short-sleeve tee, shorts, low socks

  • 6 PM, 57°F

    Short-sleeve tee, shorts, mid-height socks

  • 9 PM, 47°F

    Cap, long-sleeve top, tights, tall socks

Typical kit at each hour’s feels-like temperature, listed only where the call changes. The live kit above is today’s exact pick.

Timing

Coolest upcoming hour in Denver: 1 AM (feels like 41°F). RunnersKit scores every hour across heat, wind, rain, and air quality. The app tells you before your best window opens.

Running in Denver: what the weather does to your run

At a mile high, Denver runs dry, sunny, and swingy. The sun is intense and the air is thin, so UV protection and hydration outrank insulation. Temperatures can drop fast after sunset and shift 30°F in a day, so a stashable layer is wise even when the afternoon is warm.

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The RunnersKit app showing a cold-day RunFeel, the runner dressed for it, and the kit line: wind shell over long sleeve and tights, with gloves, headband and sunglasses

RunnersKit is a convenience tool, not a substitute for your own judgment about safety and conditions. Check local forecasts and trust how you feel over any algorithm.