I'm trying to find any makers of winter clothes especially for benting. I can't find any.
Offhand, I'd think the best set-up would be jersey with double/windproof layers under the arms (and on chest). Pants with double/windproofing on shins and under thighs up to and covering the butt.
Anyone make stuff like this?
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Unknown if they have exactly what you are looking for, but they do offer a variety of winter biking and recumbent related apparel.
I've not bought from them, so I can't give you any info on shipping, reliability etc.
Regards, Kevin Skazalski
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Jeff Potter said:
I'm trying to find any makers of winter clothes especially for benting. I can't find any.
Offhand, I'd think the best set-up would be jersey with double/windproof layers under the arms (and on chest). Pants with double/windproofing on shins and under thighs up to and covering the butt.
I have just ordered a "Layback" jacket from freestyle-sports.co.ukfreestyle-sports.co.ukOpen ↗ and expect delivery this week. Saw it on the Trice stand at the London bike show and looked impressive. Lots of 'bent specific features like a "side" zip so that the pool of water that normally works its way through the zip can't ! If you want to know more let me know and I will tell when it arrives and I have used it in anger!
SW
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I'm trying to find any makers of winter clothes especially for benting. I can't find any.
Offhand, I'd think the best set-up would be jersey with double/windproof layers under the arms (and on chest). Pants with double/windproofing on shins and under thighs up to and covering the butt.
Anyone make stuff like this?
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Jeff Potter **** *Out Your Backdoor * outyourbackdoor.comoutyourbackdoor.comOpen ↗ publisher of outdoor/indoor do-it-yourself culture... ...offering "small world" views on bikes, bows, books, movies... ...rare books on ski, bike, boat culture, plus a Gulf Coast thriller about smalltown smuggling ... more radical novels coming up! ...original downloadable music ... and articles galore! plus national "Off the Beaten Path" travel forums! HOLY SMOKES!
Check out the clothing from Sporthill, made from 3SP windblock fabric. reioutlet.com is clearing out some of the tops at ridiculous prices and you can buy the pants at rei.com The jacket top has convenient zippers for bent riding.
This is some of the highest quality outdoor clothing made.
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I'm trying to find any makers of winter clothes especially for benting. I can't find any.
Offhand, I'd think the best set-up would be jersey with double/windproof layers under the arms (and on chest). Pants with double/windproofing on shins and under thighs up to and covering the butt.
Anyone make stuff like this?
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Jeff Potter **** *Out Your Backdoor * outyourbackdoor.comoutyourbackdoor.comOpen ↗ publisher of outdoor/indoor do-it-yourself culture... ...offering "small world" views on bikes, bows, books, movies... ...rare books on ski, bike, boat culture, plus a Gulf Coast thriller about smalltown smuggling ... more radical novels coming up! ...original downloadable music ... and articles galore! plus national "Off the Beaten Path" travel forums! HOLY SMOKES!
I have just ordered a "Layback" jacket from freestyle-sports.co.ukfreestyle-sports.co.ukOpen ↗ and expect delivery this week. Saw it on the Trice stand at the London bike show and looked impressive. Lots of 'bent specific features like a "side" zip so that the pool of water that normally works its way through the zip can't ! If you want to know more let me know and I will tell when it arrives and I have used it in anger!
SW
I am currently testing Montane waterproof clothing for use on the trikes, very breathable, very compact, the Aero smock that I am wearing today weighs in at 63 grams, packs to the size of a tennis ball and should keep me dry in about 4 hours of heavy rain whilst remaining very breathable, all things going well I will be adding these as an active sports clothing range, but will report back when entirely satisfied.
I recently bought bunch of nice stretch fleece and tights from www.sierratradingpost.com Since one doesn't need padded crotches or pockets in the back, regular high quality outdoor stuff works.