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Woolistic cycling gear query

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  1. Hello,
    I was wondering, has anyone tried Woolistic clothing ? I normally wear a
    cotton top (tshirt) and netti shorts for riding..

    <http://www.woolistic.com/>

    I think the Australian cricket team uses wool aswell? Something called
    'sportswool' . Is that the same?
    <http://www.kingsgrovesports.com.au/cricket/default.cfm?l1=19&l2=136&l3=188&
    l4=345&l5=0>

    BTW: You can top post if you like 🙂

    Paul

  2. paul said:

    I think the Australian cricket team uses wool aswell? Something called
    'sportswool' . Is that the same?
    <http://www.kingsgrovesports.com.au/cricket/default.cfm?l1=19&l2=136&l3=188&
    l4=345&l5=0>

    They don't anymore, however Manchester United were using Sportwool (note no
    s) which is the Australian invention.

    I'm not sure whether the Ozzies use it for the Cricket Team
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  3. "paul" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    I was wondering, has anyone tried Woolistic clothing ? I normally wear a
    cotton top (tshirt) and netti shorts for riding..
    <http://www.woolistic.com/>

    I think the Australian cricket team uses wool aswell? Something called
    'sportswool' . Is that the same?


    <http://www.kingsgrovesports.com.au/cricket/default.cfm?l1=19&l2=136&l3=188&
    l4=345&l5=0>

    Quoted message said:


    BTW: You can top post if you like 🙂

    I've never worn any wool but I know of this brand:
    http://www.spotbikes.com/spotbrandhome.html

    and while you are there, buy yourself a nice,
    wholesome, steel singlespeed. Pity their site
    is still being updated..

    hippy
    - you know you're in trouble when you have reminders
    telling you to go to bed and you've ignored them for an
    hour.

  4. paul said:

    Hello,
    I was wondering, has anyone tried Woolistic clothing ? I normally wear a
    cotton top (tshirt) and netti shorts for riding..

    <http://www.woolistic.com/>

    I think the Australian cricket team uses wool aswell? Something called
    'sportswool' . Is that the same?
    <http://www.kingsgrovesports.com.au/cricket/default.cfm?l1=19&l2=136&l3=188&
    l4=345&l5=0>

    BTW: You can top post if you like 🙂

    Paul

    I've got some ibexwear wool cycling jerseys. Very comfortable, even in warm weather and best of all, they don't get stinky like most synthetics!

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