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Old 06-13-05, 07:47   #1 (permalink)
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If you detail in the heat, this may interest you (apparel related)

In Memphis the heat and humidity in the summer can be absolutely HORRIBLE. I use to detail in cargo shorts and a cotton T-shirt. My fiance recommended that I try the NIKE "dri-fit" shirts and picked me up a few. Woah!! THEY WORK!! Evidently you can get them in all different styles including polo style golf shirts. The ones that I have look like this ....they are GREAT!!

Just thought I would share.
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Old 06-13-05, 07:53   #2 (permalink)
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I have a bunch of Everdry shirts by Everlast that works the same as well.

One thing that would be REALLY nice is the shirts they sell through the racing stores. They have tubes all through them that connect to a coolant can and those are supposed to work wonders as well.
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I have a bunch of Everdry shirts by Everlast that works the same as well.

One thing that would be REALLY nice is the shirts they sell through the racing stores. They have tubes all through them that connect to a coolant can and those are supposed to work wonders as well.
Yeah, but I find carry arround the PC enough of a hassel. I wouldn't want to also carry around a cooler also.
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Those and UnderArmor shirts. Basically the same price too.
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I've got a shirt I bought years ago by the company FreshJive. It uses SlickWick, which sounds similar to dri-FIT. Surprisingly, when I'm actually sweating this shirt is just as uncomfortable as a cotton shirt.
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Those and UnderArmor shirts. Basically the same price too.
Yeah, I was about to say the UnderArmor is supposed to work really well considering it's designed for athletes.
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I have one of the Dri-Fit polo style shirts. It is one of my favorites simply because it is significantly cooler than my cotton shirts. I tried buying more but couldn't find any in my size.
 
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Yeah, but I find carry arround the PC enough of a hassel. I wouldn't want to also carry around a cooler also.
LOL There is no coller to carry around. It has a small can you wear on your belt or waist that has coolant in it.
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Microfiber type clothing performs much better than cotton in a hot or cold environment. Dupont's Coolmax and the Nike Dri-FIT fabric all perform similar functions in that the fabric is built to wick the moisture away from your skin and allow it to evaporate. Cotton tends to hold the moisture against your skin and gives you that wet, clammy feeling as soon as it gets saturated with perspiration.

If you want to go full bore, there is even mf underwear, too.
 
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I like tight underarmor under one of the loose ones. I'd love to wear just the tight one, but I'd have to get in slightly better shape first .
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I wear those shirts and shorts for tennis.

But when it gets this hot, i like to go topless...
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I wear those shirts and shorts for tennis.

But when it gets this hot, i like to go topless...
Yeah I would prefer that too, but it is hard to come across as professional with your shirt off.
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