Coolmax

"Bruce Johnston" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Does anyone have any regular clothes made out of cool max? Like sports shirts or even casual
> shirts? I got coolmax soxs and some cycling jerseys.
I
> been looking for cool looking shirts that you can wear in public that
don't
> look like cycling jerseys with pockets in the back. Long or short sleeve.

> Anybody find anything like that online?

Havn't found online, had no need to, Wally world sells pull over shirts and shorts (Starter brand)
priced $11.50-15.00. Store also sells coolmax socks.

I don't know where you are, but if you have an REI around, I believe there is a lot of Coolmax stuff
you are looking for. Also, Nike's Dri-Fit is very good and there are polo type shirts available,
especially in Collegiate gear.

"Bruce Johnston" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Does anyone have any regular clothes made out of cool max? Like sports shirts or even casual
> shirts? I got coolmax soxs and some cycling jerseys.
I
> been looking for cool looking shirts that you can wear in public that
don't
> look like cycling jerseys with pockets in the back. Long or short sleeve. Maybe I could just buy
> some bulk coolmax and take it to the tailor.
>
>
>
> Anybody find anything like that online?
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
>
>
> Bruce

F1 wrote:

> I don't know where you are, but if you have an REI around, I believe there is a lot of Coolmax
> stuff you are looking for. Also, Nike's Dri-Fit is very good and there are polo type shirts
> available, especially in Collegiate gear.
>
> "Bruce Johnston" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> > Does anyone have any regular clothes made out of cool max? Like sports shirts or even casual
> > shirts? I got coolmax soxs and some cycling jerseys.
> I
> > been looking for cool looking shirts that you can wear in public that
> don't
> > look like cycling jerseys with pockets in the back. Long or short sleeve. Maybe I could just buy
> > some bulk coolmax and take it to the tailor.
> >
> >
> >
> > Anybody find anything like that online?
> >
> >
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> >
> >
> > Bruce
> >
> >

My "stealth" cycling outfit is a pair of Haggar slacks 60% polyester 40% rayon, and a decent
looking golf shirt 100% microfibre polyester. Light wool dress socks and nice stiff black leather
dress shoes stuffed into Mt.Zefal toe cups for a cool ride and ready for the office. Cool and
comfortable. Bernie

"Bruce Johnston" <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]:
> Does anyone have any regular clothes made out of cool max? Like sports shirts or even casual
> shirts? I got coolmax soxs and some cycling jerseys. I been looking for cool looking shirts that
> you can wear in public that don't look like cycling jerseys with pockets in the back.

Camping supply and travel stores sell street clothes made from Coolmax and other synthetics. They
are comfortable in a wide range of conditions and you can hand wash/drip dry them when travelling
or camping.

"Bruce Johnston" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Does anyone have any regular clothes made out of cool max? Like sports shirts or even casual
> shirts? I got coolmax soxs and some cycling jerseys. I been looking for cool looking shirts that
> you can wear in public that don't look like cycling jerseys with pockets in the back. Long or
> short sleeve. Maybe I could just buy some bulk coolmax and take it to the tailor.

A lot of places sell Coolmax Alta t-shirts, www.sierratradingpost.com often has them for $10 or so.
I got a Coolmax polo style shirt at Eastern Mountain Sports, I don't know what their (inter)national
coverage is, this was a few years ago, perhaps other camping suppliers.

"Ken" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> "Bruce Johnston" <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]:
> > Does anyone have any regular clothes made out of cool max? Like sports shirts or even casual
> > shirts? I got coolmax soxs and some cycling jerseys. I been looking for cool looking shirts that
> > you can wear in public that don't look like cycling jerseys with pockets in the back.
>
> Camping supply and travel stores sell street clothes made from Coolmax and other synthetics. They
> are comfortable in a wide range of conditions and
you
> can hand wash/drip dry them when travelling or camping.

Post some web addresses for any online stores you know of.

B-

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> > Camping supply and travel stores sell street clothes made from Coolmax
and
> > other synthetics. They are comfortable in a wide range of conditions
and
> you
> > can hand wash/drip dry them when travelling or camping.
>
> Post some web addresses for any online stores you know of.
>
> B-

Bruce, go to www.travelsmith.com

they have what you need.

Pat in TX

"Bruce Johnston" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Post some web addresses for any online stores you know of.

http://www.rei.com/

http://www.sierratradingpost.com/

http://www.campmor.com/

The shirts I have for hiking, running, and cycling are not specifically "Coolmax," but they are
light-weight, polyester sweat-wicking fabrics. I have an REI MTS T-shirt and a running shirt that's
almost a mesh, and shirt from North Face that's more solid. I really really really like the
almost-mesh shirts, much better even than my Coolmax jerseys.

The running shirt and North Face "hiking" shirt came from Garts, a big box discount sporting goods
store. The REI shirt came from a brick-and- mortar REI store and it's currently what I wear just
about everyday for cycling (it washes and dries quickly).

I couldn't find my specific shirt but its very similar to this one, except mine has a zipper on the
collar to open up the front a little.

http://tinyurl.com/h9d0

It's not Fab-approved (the REI logo is extremely inconspicuous), but it works very well for me. My
shirt is "Mango" orange for visibility.

RFM
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For more formal or stylish shirts, you can also try suppliers of tennis clothes, like
www.tenniswarehouse.com or holabirdsports.com; most of the major manufacturers have a wicking
synthetic. I like adidas' climalite.

Rod

"Peter Cole" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:3BvRa.72087$GL4.18945@rwcrnsc53...
> "Bruce Johnston" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> > Does anyone have any regular clothes made out of cool max? Like sports shirts or even casual
> > shirts? I got coolmax soxs and some cycling
jerseys. I
> > been looking for cool looking shirts that you can wear in public that
don't
> > look like cycling jerseys with pockets in the back. Long or short
sleeve.
> > Maybe I could just buy some bulk coolmax and take it to the tailor.
>
> A lot of places sell Coolmax Alta t-shirts, www.sierratradingpost.com
often
> has them for $10 or so. I got a Coolmax polo style shirt at Eastern
Mountain
> Sports, I don't know what their (inter)national coverage is, this was a
few
> years ago, perhaps other camping suppliers.
>
>
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