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Running/cycling and jacket/pants

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  1. I amt rying to find a new jacket/pants for this winter. Im in Texas so extreme cold isnt a problem,
    but we do get some chilly days with sleet and a lot of rain days. Im trying to find a water-proof or
    water-resistent jacket and/or pants that is warm enough for colder running, but cool enough to keep
    me dry on warmer, yet windy or rainy days. An added bonus would be something i can ride and run in.

    Id appreciate any help.

    Patrick

  2. Spm073 said:

    I amt rying to find a new jacket/pants for this winter. Im in Texas so extreme cold isnt a
    problem, but we do get some chilly days with sleet and a lot of rain days. Im trying to find a
    water-proof or water-resistent jacket and/or pants that is warm enough for colder running, but
    cool enough to keep me dry on warmer, yet windy or rainy days. An added bonus would be something i
    can ride and run in.

    Id appreciate any help.

    MEC (Mountain equipment co-op) (www.mec.ca) makes a great cycling jacket, the MEC SuperMicroft
    Cycling Jacket. Wonderfully water-proof. Has the little 'back-flap'to cover your back for cycling
    but is great for running as well. And can be easily packed up into itself so that you can carry it
    around your waist if you get too hot.

    --

    Cheers,

    Walter R. Strapps, Ph.D

    "The sheer closeness of our two countries and the intensity of our mutual interaction combined with
    the disparity between us in terms of wealth and power--all these things guarantee there will be
    problems in U.S.-Canadian relations without anybody having to do anything to deliberately worsen the
    situation."

    Robert L. Stanfield, Oct. 28, 1971

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