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CONVENIENT DESIGH:Our filp gloves is warm and foft and of two ways to wear. Fingerless gloves can conveniently convert into a mitten!Tight weave, sturdy machine-sewn velcro makes the mittens durable!THREE SIZE FITS FOR YOU:Our gloves/mittens is a great accessory in winter.It’s unisex gloves with open fingertips and a flap mitten cover!Stretchy and elastic gloves that fits for most people!It would be your great choice for gift and fun!GREAT MATERIAL OF GLOVES:Our gloves is of 50% Wool 50% Polyester outer shell, fleece interior and 100% Thinsulate thermal insulation that adds warmth!Heavyweight,Soft fleece interior comfort your hands!DURABLE GLOVES FOR DAILY: It’s great for winter outdoor hiking,skiing or climbing!And it’s convenient when you typing and writing!Our mittens always keeps you warm!It’s flexible when you need!AFTER-SELL GUARANTEE: (Due to different production batches, some gloves have artificially stitched velcro instead of machine sewing.)If you are not satisfied with our product,please contact us and we’ll give you a satisfied answer without any additional conditions. All issues will be solved within 24 hours.
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Eat rice for carbs. No simple carbs. I'm not expert but some of my running friends scolded me for saying I'm eating donuts all weekend before my first HM to carbo load. They said to stick to complex carbs like rice. So that's my Saturday dinner plan!
You need to figure out layering for the race and what works for you.
At 45 degrees, I'd normally be running in shorts, a running t-shirt and zippered rain jacket (light weight running type) along with a baseball hat. You'll hat up during the run and want to unzipper. ACtually, I'd consider a long sleeve shirt instead at 45.
You might want gloves too, that depends on you though. I love the kind of gloves that have the finger flap thing so they convert to finger less easily. And something light weight so I can expose my palms too. Your hands can get surprisingly warm with normal gloves on.
These things are awesome (tempted to order a new pair right now!) They are good for me in the 25 to 50 degree range. Under 25 degrees and I need to move to something more heavy duty:
https://www.amazon.com/Winter-Fingerless-Gloves-Mitten-56_Brown/dp/B00AFSKUG6
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