| Author | Message | ||
     Doz |
Don't know how else to put it but on a humid day my race suit is hard to get off. Yes it's perforated but getting outta this thing on certain conditions makes me feel like I got a straight jacket on. | ||
| Terrys1980 |
Baby powder?? | ||
| Nittanyxt |
Under=Armour type suit or separates as a base layer,gear slides right off,or on. Also, it DOES keep you cooler. | ||
| Doz |
So the black stretchy type under armour stuff will do AND keep me cool? That would be good since I already have that stuff. Nothing worse than getting stuck in a one piece suit- feels just like a straight jacket. And wiggling around makes me look like I belong in one too. | ||
| Nittanyxt |
There's a company that I can't recall that makes a one piece undersuit targeted to racers, around 90 bucks. I wear wicking type gear under my street gear almost all the time as it pulls the sweat away from your skin (makes the boys much happier). Winter time I use the thicker long pants and shirt as a first layer | ||
| Nillaice |
feildsheer under suit. it can be had almost anywhere for 65. i got one thru e-bay cuz i was lazy and didn't wanna actually go shopping. i'm sure i could have got one for cheaper with a memeorial day sale or a veteran 10% discount ... | ||
| Blake |
Silks. Most cost effective source is a pair of silk long underwear. Works perfectly. I think I purchased mine from Land's End. | ||
| Gunut75 |
I know a lot of LEOs that use the under armor stuff in the summer. Silk eh? Never thought of that. | ||
| Jandj_davis |
LD Comfort undergarments are some of the best in the industry. www.LDComfort.com | ||
| Doz |
First track day done in two years, was very hot and humid. The regular under armour worked fine and added baby powder around the shoulders to help it slide off. Thanks for the input guys! |
