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Roy Gardiner
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Joined: 14 Jul 2003
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Location: London and Essex
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| MadCow wrote: |
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I've done this on mega-club runs before (where I arrive at the fcafe a perspiring mess). Lack of public conveniences at the cafe meant I stripped down to me sports top in the cafe (and put on a dry base layer). A couple of the older fellas from the club looked like they were going to have heart attacks   |
Hmm, not a flattering story; unless the young fellahs had actually had heart attacks and were lying dead?  |
I cannot lie Roy. Only the old fellas with good eyesight even noticed |
Aaaaah. But I'm sure the simple enjoyment you provided to them - trust me on this one - more than made up for it.
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Steve P
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Joined: 18 Sep 2002
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Location: Derby Notts border
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| Base layers designed to work dry or wet aren't they? It's not the layer that keeps you warm it's the trapped air between skin and layer. |
a BASE LAYER layer is designed to wick sweat away from the body to the next layer, it has no theremal properties the fact that it takes the sweat away is why you feel warmer.
Now if you were them loose/baggy like some people do you cant expect it to work as sweat cant jump. |
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