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Winter has set in and the days are getting shorter, so if you want to keep up your training rhythm, running before or after work means running at night. This particular situation requires a bit of organisation and equipment if you want to do it safely and keep the pleasure above all else.

The thermometer shows low or even negative temperatures, the days are short, it's grey, the wind is icy, it's snowing... Running in winter requires a certain amount of determination. And yet, winter outings can be enjoyable and bring you a lot of pleasure, provided you follow a few important rules.

Last weekend saw the culmination of the end-of-season season for all runners, as the oldest of the Ultra races has become a must for many runners.

A passionate ultra-trail runner and Raidlight ambassador, his latest challenge is to complete the entire GR5, a total of 2,163.55 km with 61,819 metres of ascent and descent.

"Which trail shoe to choose" is the question that all trail runners ask themselves, whether they are beginners or experienced runners. Finding the most comfortable trail shoes possible, with soles that grip on all terrains and in all conditions, is no easy task.

The trail bag is an essential piece of equipment for trail runners. Just as important as your shoes, it's essential for your independence and safety on your outings!

Trail running requires specific equipment, to be adapted according to the season, the weather and the distance covered. Choosing the right equipment can be decisive, which is why certain elements are essential.

The freedom, the challenge, the great outdoors... There are a thousand reasons to take up trail running! Whether you're a beginner or an experienced runner, there's something for everyone.