kiwi
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Seems like just capris now.
...that sucks.
Marks also has decently priced base layer.
I wear the t-max heat gear in winter.
I prefer the 3/4 stuff actually, that way you're not over lapping with longer socks.

Seems like just capris now.
...that sucks.
Marks also has decently priced base layer.
I wear the t-max heat gear in winter.
Hi, my name is Mina.I wear a pink lacy thong.
Ok, now THAT is hot!I don't always go with a thong. On colder days I prefer going with a white one piece Teddy with padding.
Well the good news for me is that those capris are basically full length leggings for me.This stuff. Hopefully link works.
https://oldnavy.gapcanada.ca/browse/product.do?cid=1053136&pcid=1053133&vid=1&pid=201474003
I have full length ones from a few years ago. Looks like they switched to capris
Ya the heat gear is good stuff. It works extremely well. My favorite part about it is when you take off your gear (leathers specifically). Take off your gear near an AC vent and it feels like you are doing the freakin Nestea PLUNGE!Under Armor heat gear, compression stuff, pants and long sleeve in the mid temps (8 - 25 deg).
Under Armor cold gear for colder.
Mesh gear, and moisture-wicking UA t-shirt in hotter weather...
These are my go-tos. I just adjust my mid and outer layers based on riding conditions.
Where are the socks on sale? I have never bothered getting them cause they are $30 for 3 pairs (can't find them in single pairs) and that's just a bit excessive as the pants and shirts are just a couple bucks more.Gonna go with UA hear gear stuff as it's on sale right now. Socks leggings and shirts. Gotta get a quote from work too cause we sell UA so maybe even cheaper lol...
Wow that stuffs expensive...
I bought 1 ss shirt 1 full leggings and sock last night and am wearing them at work today in 90* heat with crazy humidity. I hump around mats and paper products and uniforms all day so they will be put to the test for sure lol.
I'll let you know how they work for me.
I used to just use Under Armour or whatever spandexy stuff I found on sale and it helped with getting in and out of my suit and the feeling of sweat dribbling down everywhere.
I switched to motorcycle specific VNM sport gear a few years ago and it is quite a difference. The most awesome part is how much it cools you down when there's even a slight breeze. If you spray some water on it, even colder. I also like how there's a silicon strip on the bottom of the shirt to keep it from rolling up and it's go a bit of a collar to save from where the jacket/suit would rub your neck
Nothing is even close to VNM Sport Gear that I've found for cooling. Amazing stuff. I've had mine for several years now and still in great shape. Hand wash and rinse after Practice, hang dry in no time, ready to go for Heats and Mains.