another source and a good one-tops
the sports authority where black white black white referee shirts are
available.
the ref's shirts perform like a $30 desert state patrol shirt and not
so bad for hi viz
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Re: High-tech fabrics for warm weather?
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another source and a good one-tops
the sports authority where black white black white referee shirts are
available.
the ref's shirts perform like a $30 desert state patrol shirt and not
so bad for hi vizGood bike jerseys are available for less. Performance, Nashbar, Pricepoint,
etc., have good, inexpensive house brand jerseys, as well as fancier ones on
sale all the time.I understand some people don't like bike clothes, but most do find them more
comfortable for riding.Matt O.
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anyway-
overlooked is the head piece deflecting the sun's rays- a prime source
of heat untransfer-too juch in not enough out like cotton
i use the standard issue terrorist/holdup pro ski maskwww.campmor.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductD...
indestructible-right for moderate temps-keeps hair in place and
clean-cools and warms down the middleoff course you can pay more for colors-poly is costly dyeing-the
standard issue is black-but look for cool max (a hollow poly?) for more
$$$the ref's shirts are pro sports items not hobby stuff tho' one would
gander at the colorado cyclists clothing-
expert opinion sez that not all upper end material gives THAT much more
performance-market pressure, dig it-if this material did what it
claimed to do then the factory would produce reams of it and conquoer
the planetif urine a boggy area-get a mosquito net from Wal and a pair of light
gloves for twilight emergencies
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