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not bad for mile 25
Any brand, make, model or fabric of running shirt, doesn't matter....I can Permastink it.
I'm not convinced that pricier stuff is less susceptible to stink. I think it's random.
I don't think there's one type of clothing that suits everyone. So people sweat more than others, so it makes sense for them to see what works for them. I don't sweat much, but like to carry a few things along when out on my morning jog to work. I recently bought a nice Swiss Gear Laptop Backpack where I keep my clothes, charger, waterbottle and mobile phones.
I say dress light, but take plenty of liquid.
Why is it sideways?
A sweater?
A friend of mine gave me one of those wool icebreaker quarter-zip lightweight long sleeve running shirts, and it is my favorite piece of winter running gear. Great bottom layer. It is expensive, but since I wear it just about every day, maybe it would be worth the money.
If he was from the UK it could have been a woolly jumper.
The process is the goal.
Men heap together the mistakes of their lives, and create a monster they call Destiny.
Wool is the original tech fabric. If I could afford to be a cyclist, I might wear one of these from Vintage Velos.
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I have a couple of very lightweight Smartwool base layer tops...they are awesome. I watch for them to go half-off.
Getting the wind knocked out of you is the only way to
remind your lungs how much they like the taste of air.
~ Sarah Kay