I've decided to get back into running, having put on weight and generally become more unfit. I used to be fit, playing sport daily and even when I gave up I managed three half marathons - now I'd struggle!I don't have any fancy kit and don't live
.My question is should I race in ordinary kit or would it be Ok to race in the the Pirate kit I've got. In general do people only race in Pirate kit if they've flagged their affiliation to PSOF or do people race in Pirate kit when affiliated to other clubs
On sale 6th MayMen's & Women's tri suitsMen's 2 piece outfits£14.99Looks great for trainingCan't resist a bargain meNothing on their website yet, but in the flyers from stores Thanks for the heads up Their stuff is generally pretty OK. This would
don't. Maybe their kit is so good that chaffing isn't an issue surely they always wear the same brand and style and just have different things printed or sewn on? Generally speaking, I always race in brand new gear, because I have to keep up
round the neck and pits. Loverly. Any good advice on sorting this and the general, slight pong that remains despite me not ponging at all.Is this a normal problem?How would Jim fix it? i just bung them in the washer Wash running kit only with other
Anybody else out there using the Nintendo Wii Fit to either supplement their training, or using it to get fitter generally?I've been sidelined with injury for a long while but have started regaining fitness using this great piece of kit. Want
for the OP, surely people have general preferences, I think thats what he was after?I answered the questions based on how I generally choose my running kit. I.e. regardless of what time of the year it is, I want it to be good material, I like having pockets
guessing that the indiv kit lists could then be used for surveys as to what people use... kind of like a top 10 (as long as it isn't a general list, as has said before Nike tops!)... which would be useful if you were a beginner to see what would be possible
kit - try gear/general or URWFRC Haven't seen that other thread, but I got a tip years ago from a German cycling magazine. The persistent smell is due to bacteria, so pack any kit you like (works well for shoes!) into a poly bag and jam
Has anyone tried the Gore range of Cycle wear, generally do they do what they say on the can? Keith yesGore cycle kit has been around for a while and is one of the premier brands out there so it does what it says......I have some of their road
