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I might be buying some under armour for snowbording and
before I do, I want to know if anyone has tried it and if it
works good for muni too. It would be a shame to buy
expensive shirts I would never use.
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just try it out, as long as you are sweaty it should work
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Under aAmour is great dude. The patented moisture transport
system works unbelievably well. I ski and unicycle in my
armour and it always keeps me dry and comfortable. Although
pricey, it is very high quality and i would say it is some
of the best athletic clothing on the market. I've tried MANY
different types if wick-away clothing, and Under Armour is
simply THE BEST.
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