FAR Running<\/h2>\n
FAR says about themselves that they are just a group of friends who like running. And obviously the existing running brands didn’t appeal to them, because they decided to create their own running clothes. Simply out of the joy for running and with the desire not to be bound by any rules. At least that’s the origin story…<\/p>\n But there is more behind this glamorous image. FAR has set itself the goal of manufacturing as much as possible locally. In other words, in Spain or Portugal. They rely on sustainable fabrics, some of which are vegan, create local jobs and work with small factories around Barcelona. They also seem to have a good hand for fabrics and design, as the current collection proves.<\/p>\n Of course, the Performance Collection is a brand’s flagship. Even though I immediately notice the beautiful colour palette and a few chic design elements: it’s actually about fabrics and cuts.<\/p>\n So far I’ve only been able to test the Performance Running Short, but it’s really promising. The material is soft and elastic, and it wicks sweat well. The fabric looks very familiar and could also be used by more expensive brands.<\/p>\n Cut and function are on a high level – even if I miss a zipped pocket at the back. The two inside pockets are ok, but probably better for keys or a gel.<\/p>\n I find the Ultralight Performance Singlet particularly cool. The only thing missing on the light blue version is the “10<\/a>” on the back. ;)<\/p>\n In the Classic Collection you will find the light performance fabrics again, but there are also merino tops among them. The colour palette is less striking: there is only dark blue and black. ;)<\/p>\n The 3\/4 merino longsleeve has an unusual sleeve length that turned out to be quite practical on my runs. The watch is not covered and on warmer days the sleeve can easily be pushed behind the elbow.<\/p>\n Since there was advice to order one size larger for FAR, the longsleeve was unfortunately a bit too loose on me. It would have fit much better in my normal size. But that didn’t stop the merino wool from doing a good job while running. ;)<\/p>\n For the real running lifestyle, of course, you also need clothes made of cotton that you can wear in everyday life or on casual runs. And cotton at FAR definitely means “organic cotton”.<\/p>\n I got the Running Romance Organic Cotton Tee. A really thin, comfortable cotton shirt that I even used for running. :)<\/p>\n The Pacer and Athletisme tees are more for leisure time. Also made of organic cotton, of course, but in a slightly thicker version.<\/p>\n Last but not least, FAR Running also has products for the extremities. I never go running without a cap, for example. So I was pleasantly surprised that FAR has teamed up with Fractel for this part and has two Collab caps on offer.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/harlerunner.de\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/04\/running_blog_far-running_08.jpg\")
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