hmmm, for my body shape the Ibex jerseys fit the best of all wool jerseys
I've tried. They run trim in the waist area so if you're a little *Large* in
that area then I'd look elsewhere. I think they fit the most like
conventional (synthetic) jerseys of all I've tried.
~mike
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Thanks for the input, folks.
Brian
On Jul 26, 11:17 am, Peter Pesce wrote:
> It's pretty common to find Ibex, Icebreaker and Smartwool stuff on sale with
> a bit of patience.
> Probably easier in August!
> Ibex quality is great, but their sizing and cut is often a bit odd, so it's
> important to
It's pretty common to find Ibex, Icebreaker and Smartwool stuff on sale with
a bit of patience.
Probably easier in August!
Ibex quality is great, but their sizing and cut is often a bit odd, so it's
important to try before you buy if possible.
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Wool is expensive, the rapha jersey is only a bit more than the ibex ones.
It's worth the premium though. (Living in Vermont, I have the benefit of
going to the ibex tent sale, where I can pick up the year's wool on the
cheap).
The 17.5 micron ibex shirts are my favorite for super hot weather
Well yeah, at a $175 it'd better be good!!!
How about something at a price point for the other 95% of us?
ken
On Jul 25, 7:28 pm, bilb wrote:
> rapha lightweight jersey is totally awesome.
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> > Woolistic lightweight ss jersey works well. Smartwool and Icebreaker
Brian. NYC just had a big heatwave pass through last week. I was riding the
Riv wool t-shirt w. the back pocket in the web specials section of their
site. The tee is is very well made. I found it to be a bit heavy for the
high temps and humidity in this area. The Smartwool microweight t shirts
rapha lightweight jersey is totally awesome.
Esteban wrote:
> Woolistic lightweight ss jersey works well. Smartwool and Icebreaker
> t-shirts are tough to beat in the heat... but they're just t-shirts in
> the best sense.
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> San Diego, Calif.
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> On Jul 25, 11:25 am, Zack wrote:
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I 2nd the Ibex input, especially the Indie model. I find them lighter weight
and cooler in warm weather than the Woolistic models myself.
~mike
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The wool shirts on Rivendell's website under "specials" are good.
Been wearing mine in temps to the mid-80's. Otherwise, the Smartwool
and Icebreaker stuff is pretty lightweight. The larger sizes fit me
well.
No idea on shorts, though. I end up with MUSA shorts with REI pads
underneath.
Eric P
Woolistic lightweight ss jersey works well. Smartwool and Icebreaker
t-shirts are tough to beat in the heat... but they're just t-shirts in
the best sense.
Esteban
San Diego, Calif.
On Jul 25, 11:25 am, Zack wrote:
> I love my ibex stuff.
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