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Running club member in a grey URH mesh bandana and sunglasses on a bamboo path

A Running Club Morning with Sweat Days

A Saturday morning in June, a city park in Korea, and a running club dressed head to toe in black. This is the day we ran with Sweat Days.

Sweat Days is a Korean running crew, and on June 7 last year they invited us along for a group run. Nobody was racing. People met on the steps, tied on bandanas, pushed sunglasses up onto their caps and set off in a long, loose line over footbridges, boardwalks and paths through the bamboo.

We came to watch our gear do its job. The grey mesh bandanas are our A-004 Breeze, and the caps with sunglasses resting on the visor are the C-007. What stayed with us was the club itself: a group run is the easiest way to keep running once the weather turns, because someone is waiting for you at the start.

The mornings are colder now, and the crews here are still out. If you have been thinking about joining a running club, November is a good month to show up.

More on the cap built for sunglasses.

Photos by URH. Shot at the Sweat Days x URH group run, June 2025.

— URH

A line of runners in black crossing a looping footbridge above a park, apartment towers behind
Running club members in black caps and mesh bandanas jogging down a brick park path, seen from aboveRunner in a black cap with sunglasses resting on the visor, leading a group run through the trees
Close-up of a grey mesh bandana tied over long dark hair during a group run
Runner in a grey mesh bandana and sunglasses standing on a bamboo-lined pathRunner in a grey mesh bandana crouching by a rock on a shaded park path
Group of runners in black on a wooden boardwalk, two in mesh bandanas
Runners in black caps keeping pace on a wooden boardwalk under treesAbout twenty runners in black posing on stone steps after a group run
Group run along a park track, blurred with motion
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