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Thermal jersey...which one?

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  1. The long sleeve jersey under the short sleeve jersey didn't cut it today as it was in the 40s (5-9 celsius) and windy.

    I'd like a nice long sleeve heavy weight (thermal) jersey. Preferably with rear pockets and some reflective properties.

    Which ones do you guys prefer? I don't have any shops with them so I'll have to order it online.

    Thanks for the advice.

  2. Meek One said:

    The long sleeve jersey under the short sleeve jersey didn't cut it today as it was in the 40s (5-9 celsius) and windy.

    I'd like a nice long sleeve heavy weight (thermal) jersey. Preferably with rear pockets and some reflective properties.

    Which ones do you guys prefer? I don't have any shops with them so I'll have to order it online.

    Thanks for the advice.

    http://www.foska.com

    I have 4 of their winter jerseys, great gear!!

    http://www.foska.com/acatalog/Jacket.html

  3. Meek One said:

    The long sleeve jersey under the short sleeve jersey didn't cut it today as it was in the 40s (5-9 celsius) and windy.

    I'd like a nice long sleeve heavy weight (thermal) jersey. Preferably with rear pockets and some reflective properties.

    Which ones do you guys prefer? I don't have any shops with them so I'll have to order it online.

    FWIW. I think that if you ADD some arm warmers + a vest (I prefer a fleece vest with a nylon shell) over whatever you are already wearing then you should be good at 40ºF & above ... long pants are a good idea (vs. leg warmers).

    For temps below 40ºF, I would consider adding a breathable, windproof shell.

  4. Nashbar has a few fall/winter jerseys on sale right now. They always are running a sale of some sort and there's never any rush to order from them other than to be sure they have your size in stock.

    nashbar.comresults.cfm

    I just ordered a couple of these to get a windproof front panel to wear over a couple of other layers:

    nashbar.comprofile.cfm

    It's just winter wear and as long as it lasts a couple of seasons and is visivble, that's all I care about. I can layer up to stay warm enough.

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