Ronhill Running Clothing
An inspirational founder, Dr. Ron Hill, and our home, the industrial North of England, have made us what we are today. For almost 50 years we’ve been putting the miles in and producing high quality, technical running clothing – but it’s not something we make a song and dance about.... Read more
We prefer to focus on expertly crafting faultless running gear, we owe that much to every runner out there pushing themselves. Running is pure, simple, unpretentious and deeply human. You become a runner by running – that’s it. Put one foot in front of the other and go. Then it’s just a question of will; legs and minds versus miles. A glorious, stubborn pursuit of better.
Like our founder, we define ourselves by our dedication to running and our unstoppable, daily hunt for improvement. Our testers have run thousands and thousands of miles over the years, and every stride of their insight and expertise lives in our gear. We’re aware there are other sports, but we have no interest in them. All our energy goes into continuing Ron’s legacy – forging the best kit we can for the purest sport there is.
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Together with Fair Wear Foundation (FWF), we are working to achieve fair working conditions worldwide. Ronhill has been a member of FWF since 2012 and has developed a close partnership with the foundation, working together with them continuously over the past 7 years.
As of May 2019 Ronhill has been awarded ‘Leader Status’ by Fair Wear Foundation, the highest of their performance benchmarking categories, for a third year running.
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“Get going. Get up and walk if you have to, but finish the damned race.”
Words spoken by our inspirational founder and one of Britain’s world class athletes Dr. Ron Hill M.B.E. Ron was a runner, an innovator and a pioneer and strived to not only compete at the elite end of sport but create new apparel and improve clothing for all runners.
Ron’s dedication to the sport is epitomised in his world record run streak of 19,032 days. That’s running every day for 52 years and 39 days. A feat that is unlikely to ever be matched