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All but Hall are making their marathon debuts, so as they test out 26.2 for the first time, they shared the gear that has gotten them through training.Note: Each of the athletes is sponsored by a major gear company and picked her favorite piece -- that she uses regularly -- within the companys line.From the athletes:Asics Puff VestFor cold-weather running, I prefer to have layering options. I really love this vest because its fitted through the waist but still allows for great range of motion and doesnt weigh me down. As the days get a little shorter, I find myself training in the early hours or at dusk, and the vest has Asics Lite-Show technology, providing great visibility. -- Gwen Jorgensen ($95; asics.com)New Balance Precision Run Hybrid 3-Inch ShortThese have been my go-to pair of shorts. The material is so light and the fit so comfortable that I can do all my long runs without worrying about how my shorts will feel after hours of running. I also love having a designated special pair of long run shorts because every time I put them on I get amped for the most important run of the week! -- Kim Conley ($80; newbalance.com)Asics Thermal Marathon Arm SleevesOn colder days, I will often layer these arm warmers with one of my race tanks or short sleeve shirts. They feel very natural when they are on -- I dont even feel them, except for the fact they keep my arms warm and shielded from the cold wind. If the temperatures start to rise, then I can take them off without slowing down. -- Sara Hall ($12; asics.com)Saucony Womens Razor JacketThis is one of my favorite running pieces because its waterproof and warm but not stiff and heavy -- great for running hard! 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