Windproof shirts

[swbarnett]

£18.99
sounds a lot like twenny buck.

That's GBP. Closer to $NZ40. Then you have to add freight.

[pritch]

£18.99
sounds a lot like twenny buck.

I begin to understand why you require special earphones?

My EDZ was nearer one hundred bucks, but I have had it some seven years now.

[Akzle]

That's GBP. Closer to $NZ40. Then you have to add freight.

fucken is, at that. 37.89$

i didnt realise the english are worth so much more than you south pacific plebians.

[Grashopper]

I have one of these, there is almost nothing to them, they are made of the same material as the outer cover of sleeping bags. They are recommended for use under perforated leather jackets in the event that the temperature drops. They also make the jacket easier to slip on and off.

While there is very little to them, they ain't cheap.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/bhp/edz-inners...d=595037507185

Now this sounds more like it.

Knox also seems to make some "Coldkiller" gear that I need to check out.

[nzspokes]

Rubbish bag. Cut 3 holes. Sorted.

[FJRider]

Rubbish bag. Cut 3 holes. Sorted.

she's only a little girl ... a New World grocery bag will be fine ...

[TheDemonLord]

Chest Hair and a Beard - its all the wind breaker I need

[pritch]

Probably both look better on you than they would on the OP?

[TheDemonLord]

Probably both look better on you than they would on the OP?

I dunno - some people probably go in for that sort of thing....

[Akzle]

Probably both look better on you than they would on the OP?

i think we need photos of each, bare chested, for, ahh, comparative porpoises...

[TheDemonLord]

Think about this for a moment

There is plenty of well documented examples of Female chests on the Internet

You are going to risk the potential eternal brain scarring image of seeing my Fat Hairy Moobs in order to get a look at the OP's tits.

I personally wouldn't risk it...


and I look at my chest everyday

[caspernz]

Start off with a one piece bike specific undersuit, I use a Revit one myself under my leathers. Add one or two Icebreaker merino layers as required, depending on the ambient of the day. Then I use a bikers' balaclava with the windproof front section to stop wind getting into the suit around the neck, and I admit to wearing this even on warm or hot days. Only in winter do I have to resort to adding either a thermal t-shirt or singlet to keep my temperature in the comfy range.

Yeah I tried the windproof front suits, don't work too well and they don't breathe very well so they quickly feel uncomfy, to me anyway.

As mentioned by others, layering with natural fibres is the key.