Showing posts with label gym clothes for girls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gym clothes for girls. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
Best Scent Blocker Pursuit Skull Cap Deals
It showed up on time and it fit like a glove. I have a big head and had to order it in the XL size. But if you are looking for a good beanie for hunting that is camo and has sent blocker this is your beanie
Sugoi Women's S.1 Liner Review
I own other sugoi bike short liners and these are sized much smaller than the ones I own which was disappointing.Comfortable bike pant underliner. These do not cause bulk under fitness pants. The cami fits well and is not cumbersome. Legs stay put while riding. Very comfortable while bikingwashes well.
Saturday, November 29, 2014
Best Pearl Izumi Men's Pro LTD Bib Shorts Deals
I bought Pearl Izumi Men's Pro LTD Bib Shorts two weeks ago and absolutely love them. They are the most comfortable shorts that I have had, even more than the Pearl non-bib type Izumi Pro shorts. The bibs provide me less chafing, great support and more perineal area comfort.
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Rode across the United States in 33 days, starting out with a Sugoi short that gave me ride stopping saddle sores. Rode the 2013 model of this short and the 2012 model red bib the remainder of the trip with plenty of lube. 110+ miles per day, and my rear end thanked me. Compared to the Sugoi, the fit was the same with a couple of exceptions. Large Sugoi bit into my legs, where the Large PI leg had smooth contact. Both shorts were cool temperature-wise, but the PI has better ventilation, and the PI is cool in color, too:). The Sugoi has a tiered pad, the PI has a smooth pad. The Sugoi pad texture was smooth while the PI pad texture is more clothlike. The difference here is that the wet Sugoi pad was ick while the wet PI pad was not noticeably wet. Overall a very comfortable long distance bib and I am ordering more.
Monday, November 17, 2014
Discount Prince Comp Zip Jacket, White/Red
I didn't give this jacket five stars because I don't think the quality quite warrants it. That said, it is a practical, useful warm up (and even light rain) jacket, with zip pockets, drawstring sides, and a stylish look. For the price I paid (under $20) an excellent value, and something I'd recommend and buy again.
Monday, November 10, 2014
Discount Spy Optic Discord Square Sunglasses
List Price: $129.95
Sale Price: $87.08
Today's Bonus: 33% Off
I was extremely disappointed when these glasses showed up. My main issue was that the color did not match the image. The arms are black as pictured, but the front of the glasses were much much darker than pictured. In fact, I couldnt even tell the frames were tortoise(marbled or whatever you would like to call it)without holding the glasses directly in front of a bright light source. Otherwise, it has a dark (almost black) matte grey color. I have bought Spy before and have been happy with them, but I had to send these back.
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I get so many compliments on these glasses, the matte tortoise shell is an amazing finish. Definitely a fit for bigger faces, no tiny heads here.Best Deals for Spy Optic Discord Square Sunglasses
my friend has a pair of these, i really liked. Great price, solid frame ( does not feel cheap or will break easily). The texture to the frame looks exactly like the picture. great purchase!Honest reviews on Spy Optic Discord Square Sunglasses
They are cool but didnt fit my face, but other than that they look cool and are solid built and best price.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Spy Optic Discord Square Sunglasses
Are these real spy glasses? they say they were made in China? All the other spy glasses I have say they were made in italyTuesday, October 28, 2014
Reviews of Royal & Awesome Men's Pant
Im the first to wear pants like these in my club, and everybody's talking about how cool they are. Love them!
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Got these pants for a company golf benefit. Not only did everyone love them, they are probably the most comfortable pair of golf pants I own. I will definitely be buying another pair, or three!!Best Deals for Royal & Awesome Men's Pant
I am not one to follow the crowds, I have a need to be different, I bought Tartan McWhite and Hawaii Five-OH, they're the best I'm so glad I bought them, I'm not into skinny jeans but I do wish they were a little bit snugger in the legs, I seriously hope they replenish the inventory they have here on Amazon because I want to buy more, also I'd love it if the started making jackets with the pants possibly vests that way I could really go out to nice restaurants and enjoy myself comfortably.Sunday, October 19, 2014
Craft Men's Hybrid Weather Glove Review
These gloves were more than expected (the specifications don't describe much), and are very impressive compared to comparably priced biking gloves. The hybrid glove/mitten design provides great dexterity and a windproof mitten shell for cold rides. And the small fleece strip on the thumb is good for the inevitable runny nose (gross--but necessary)
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These gloves do a good job of keeping the hands and fingers warm in cooler temperatures. The optional "mitten" layer is nice for windy or colder days, as well. These got me through the winter in Pennsylvania, and there were only a few days where I really wished I had thicker gloves. The finger tips are nice no trouble operating my iPod or cell phone with the gloves on, and they even work through the mitten layer. I'd definitely buy these again.Thursday, October 9, 2014
Buy Columbia Sportswear Women's Innisfree Sleeveless Polo Shirt
I have about five of this sleeveless shirt in various colors. It is so light weight that on hot, humid days in Florida I just naturally pull one of these on since they look so nice with just about anything. I especially like that there is a collar since it makes me feel a little better than just a tee shirt if we decide to go somewhere for a bite to eat. They fit slightly fitted without any pulling or tightness anywhere. They wash well and only need to either be hung up to dry or just a very short time in the dryer. I always turn them inside out to wash since they do get a snag once in awhile. But overall I do love them and also have them in the short sleeve version.
flattering and great for golf! own numerous
columbia label products and highly recommend them
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love the fabric, love the fit...sleeveless isflattering and great for golf! own numerous
columbia label products and highly recommend them
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I bought this for my best friend who loves to golf. Wish I could have found more colors for her.Honest reviews on Columbia Sportswear Women's Innisfree Sleeveless Polo Shirt
Love this and cant wait to wear it. Thank you for the bargin! Columbia is always a great brand and the price was AWESOME!Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Columbia Sportswear Women's Innisfree Sleeveless Polo Shirt
These are the nicest sleeveless polos I have ever had. They work with khakis, jeans, shorts or capris. Cool and comfortable. They wash up nicely...just hang to dry and no wrinkles. I have every color I could get and a couple of white ones. Love them!!Thursday, September 25, 2014
Buy Hot Chillys Kid's Peach Skins Turtleneck Shirt
My 6 year old hates turtle necks, but they are needed while skiing. I bought this one thinking it might be soft for her. She loves it! This is the only one she wants to wear. I'd like it in every color.
Friday, September 19, 2014
5.11 Rush 24 Back Pack Reviews
**UPDATE 10/26/2013 Hard to believe this bag is STILL my favorite. Not one issue, my content has changed a little (ipod, lol...have all music on my ipone now!) and I've used this for work and play but it really shines for work or travel especially business travel. the compression straps (and the ones I added at the bottom really suck down the bag to pass inspection for carry on use too. almost 3 1/2 years of at least 5 day use and a lot of 7 day use. Wow, that's wild, and nothing is wrong with it at all.
Original review -I've been a pack junkie, user, trader, buyer, and I guess a bit of a collector for 4 decades. I served in the 80's and I humped the various ALICE versions all over the world. Have tried many (WAY TOO MANY) packs over the years looking for the right one. For what I need now...this is just about the perfect pack for me. I also own the RUSH 72 as a home based Bug Out Bag...I bought it after using/abusing this RUSH 24 for over a year now.
It's been a year of daily carry for my EDC RUSH 24, using it as a briefcase if needed, laptop bag, and on camping trips and canoeing trips as my only bag. I've had it covered in dust, mud, heavily rained on, and it's been thru the desert.
I have it in black as that's the least "hey, I've got a military/MOLLE pack here"...from 5 feet away, the MOLLE just about disappears. Very low key. I wear a suit and tie every day to work...this bag still looks great.
Inside the front-bottom-outside pocket is all the little things I use daily. Pens, pencils, markers, multitool, surefire, deck of cards, chemlights, beef sticks, packs of paracord, Spyderco Military, monocular, and this time of year, suncreen and bug spray, along with some other stuff. everything in it's own pocket!
top-outside-butterfly pockets one side has gum, wallet, cell phone. Other side has Ipod Nano, earbuds, small pocket gun when I have no pockets .in basketball shorts which I wear a lot in summer. (gun is legal, with CCW permit)
Eyeglasses pocket on very top is handy my soft Maui Jim case fits in there just fine. Probably don't need to use the case here as the pocket is lined, but it fits, so I do.
Side zipper pockets one holds camelback 750ml with a soup can made into an emergency stove/water boiler. Other side holds gloves, shemagh, two buffs, and a larger survival knife a Rat-4. (now they are called ESEE knives)
All the zippered mesh pockets on the inside hold everything else I'd need to last awhile on my own but don't use a lot...stuff like medical kit, zip ties, gun cleaning stuff, camp towel, more food, CR 123 batt's for my surefires, all kinds of stuff...tons of stuff.
Inside the front lid on the bottom is a zippered pocket that's not mesh, I have extra ammo for the Glock on my hip and the back up gun, a couple contractor garbage bags, and packs of Molle clips.
In the bottom/middle is a maxpedition M2 waistpack that contains a mini survival kit that I put on my waist when I canoe...in case I'm separated from my pack. Also here in the bottom/middle is a full sized (3xl) rain jacket
The bottom back pocket has a laptop type pocket, I have a bible, checkbooks, dayplanner, and notebook in there.
The entire middle of the pack is open and I can put my laptop, files from work, or anything else I want to in this spot. It's really cool to carry all the stuff I do and still not use the middle of the pack at all. I've quit carrying my briefcase to work this is all I need.
Daily load out, minus the laptop and with an empty water bottle is 19 pounds. The back padding is so sweet, the stiff (but comfy) layer that's inserted along the back is SO great, the weight of the pack feel like nothing when I put it on. Although I do carry a cheap 1 inch buckle strap...so that I can make a waistbelt on the fly using the MOLLE in a BOB situation, I'd want the weight shifted to my hips, not on my shoulders all day.
The RUSH 72 holds more: a hammock, more tools, more ammo, climbing rope, etc....but I think I could make it with what my EDC RUSH 24 contains, if I had to. I also carry boots/BDU's ina separate bag in the jeep at all times.
I don't know what you'll use the RUSH 24 for...but if you like to be organized with your stuff...this bag will do it, and it's bombproof tough...not even a stitch loose on mine after a year of hard use and countless abuse. It washes well too.
At 6'2", I found it not fitting well, riding a couple inches higher than was comfortable. There was little adjustability to compensate, only cinch straps that constricted/relaxed the shoulder yoke. Maybe if it was always loaded to 40+lbs, the weight would pull it lower and I wouldn't notice, but for a day-hike pack at about 15-20 lbs, it wasn't workable. I have a $22 pack from Target that is far more adjustable and comfortable -I'd rather wear out 5 of them than have this high-quality pack riding my back for life.
There is no cell phone reception where I go, so such pockets are quirky. In general, the pockets didn't really match my gear, either being too big or too small. I wouldn't dream of packing a laptop. And, for me, three grommet holes in the bottom & back "to drain water" are only three entrances for bugs, sand, dirt, and water when the back is set down.
Not sure how others use packs, but I find it much easier to manage the interior of my pack (avoid putting water into it) than the external environment, and so I'd prefer not to have always-open access ports letting the outside in.
I inspected a friends Rush 12, but I thought I was looking at the Rush 24.. I thought ahh this size is perfect. When the actual Rush 24 arrived I was like.. oh my this is huge. The 22x12x7" dimensions (33 liters) are only the main pouch. The admin pouch adds another few liters, and the pack can bulge outwards to maybe.. 40 liters total. Its by far the largest frameless pack I've worn.
This size is too big for my daily use. I should have payed attention to the name.. this can carry everything I would need for a 24 hour camping trip including tent, sleeping bag etc.
That is not a complaint, just an observation.I am keeping this for my Bug Out Bag and getting the Rush 12 for EDC/work use.
UPDATE: The Rush 12 is a great size for taking my EDC, lunch, and a few items to work and back. The Rush 24 is now my GET HOME bag in my car. It is a great size for such an application, bug out, get home, 72 hours, etc. All the pockets and such make organization easy (shelter, fire, water, food, etc.)
The old design and quality was excellent. The new design is not nearly as good. The difference in size and quality is so significant that 5.11 can not honestly use the same model designation for the updated design. The great reviews you see for this backpack refer to the old design.
The butterfly pockets on the flap are easily one of my favorite/most frequently used storage features. I use them to keep the the small things that I tend to need to access often: wallet, phone, keys, bubble gum, bicycle computer and so on. The MOLLE webbing is of course extremely useful as well. I ride my bike to school fairly often. I was able to mount my portable bike pump on the webbing (it would get stolen off my bike on campus in half a heartbeat if I left it on there), and I can lace my biking shoes velcro strap and helmet strap through the webbing so I don't have to carry them or try to stuff them inside the pack. I keep extra bike tubes in one of the long side pockets and a rubberized nylon military bag rolled up in the other if I need to carry wet clothes home after swimming.
The front pocket is very deep and you can hold a boat load in there. Also the main compartment is very large. I interned at amazon.com over the summer and when my department switched buildings I was able to fit a 19" (4:3 ratio) monitor in the main compartment so I wouldn't have to carry it. The stand stuck out the side, but heck I had a 19" monitor in there!
I read another review by a man who said he is 6'2" and it doesn't ride well on him. We all have different body types, but I'm only a quarter or half inch shorter and I have a 48" chest and this pack is extremely comfortable on me. Like I said, we all have different body types.
Other small but important features that I feel the need to discuss: The semi-rigid backplate combined with the shoulder yoke system does an excellent job of distributing the weight across your whole back, even with up to 30 or 40 pounds in there it feels waaaay lighter. I broke my L5 vertebrae in half when I was younger, so this is a godsend for me. The camelback system support is of course always loved. The zippers seem to be of extremely high quality (this matters to me because over half of all my previous backpacks met their respective makers when the crappy zippers failed). And of course who could neglect a handle rated for 2,000 pounds of force. It's mostly just a huge part of the cool factor, but hey it could save your life some day.
While time will ultimately tell if it stands up to the rigors that have disposed of the other supposed "top quality" bags of my past in an average of less than 2 years, I have very high hopes this one. It is easy to tell from examination that the manufacturing process for this product is top notch. Very strong seams, extremely durable material, and attention to detail in how it is designed to be worn (i.e. the shoulder straps are curved to ergonomically fit the human body and decrease pressure points on the stitching), and overall practicality make me recommend this product with five stars.
Original review -I've been a pack junkie, user, trader, buyer, and I guess a bit of a collector for 4 decades. I served in the 80's and I humped the various ALICE versions all over the world. Have tried many (WAY TOO MANY) packs over the years looking for the right one. For what I need now...this is just about the perfect pack for me. I also own the RUSH 72 as a home based Bug Out Bag...I bought it after using/abusing this RUSH 24 for over a year now.
It's been a year of daily carry for my EDC RUSH 24, using it as a briefcase if needed, laptop bag, and on camping trips and canoeing trips as my only bag. I've had it covered in dust, mud, heavily rained on, and it's been thru the desert.
I have it in black as that's the least "hey, I've got a military/MOLLE pack here"...from 5 feet away, the MOLLE just about disappears. Very low key. I wear a suit and tie every day to work...this bag still looks great.
Inside the front-bottom-outside pocket is all the little things I use daily. Pens, pencils, markers, multitool, surefire, deck of cards, chemlights, beef sticks, packs of paracord, Spyderco Military, monocular, and this time of year, suncreen and bug spray, along with some other stuff. everything in it's own pocket!
top-outside-butterfly pockets one side has gum, wallet, cell phone. Other side has Ipod Nano, earbuds, small pocket gun when I have no pockets .in basketball shorts which I wear a lot in summer. (gun is legal, with CCW permit)
Eyeglasses pocket on very top is handy my soft Maui Jim case fits in there just fine. Probably don't need to use the case here as the pocket is lined, but it fits, so I do.
Side zipper pockets one holds camelback 750ml with a soup can made into an emergency stove/water boiler. Other side holds gloves, shemagh, two buffs, and a larger survival knife a Rat-4. (now they are called ESEE knives)
All the zippered mesh pockets on the inside hold everything else I'd need to last awhile on my own but don't use a lot...stuff like medical kit, zip ties, gun cleaning stuff, camp towel, more food, CR 123 batt's for my surefires, all kinds of stuff...tons of stuff.
Inside the front lid on the bottom is a zippered pocket that's not mesh, I have extra ammo for the Glock on my hip and the back up gun, a couple contractor garbage bags, and packs of Molle clips.
In the bottom/middle is a maxpedition M2 waistpack that contains a mini survival kit that I put on my waist when I canoe...in case I'm separated from my pack. Also here in the bottom/middle is a full sized (3xl) rain jacket
The bottom back pocket has a laptop type pocket, I have a bible, checkbooks, dayplanner, and notebook in there.
The entire middle of the pack is open and I can put my laptop, files from work, or anything else I want to in this spot. It's really cool to carry all the stuff I do and still not use the middle of the pack at all. I've quit carrying my briefcase to work this is all I need.
Daily load out, minus the laptop and with an empty water bottle is 19 pounds. The back padding is so sweet, the stiff (but comfy) layer that's inserted along the back is SO great, the weight of the pack feel like nothing when I put it on. Although I do carry a cheap 1 inch buckle strap...so that I can make a waistbelt on the fly using the MOLLE in a BOB situation, I'd want the weight shifted to my hips, not on my shoulders all day.
The RUSH 72 holds more: a hammock, more tools, more ammo, climbing rope, etc....but I think I could make it with what my EDC RUSH 24 contains, if I had to. I also carry boots/BDU's ina separate bag in the jeep at all times.
I don't know what you'll use the RUSH 24 for...but if you like to be organized with your stuff...this bag will do it, and it's bombproof tough...not even a stitch loose on mine after a year of hard use and countless abuse. It washes well too.
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Pack selection can vary depending on application and fit. This is a tough, high quality pack, as others describe. But it didn't float my boat.At 6'2", I found it not fitting well, riding a couple inches higher than was comfortable. There was little adjustability to compensate, only cinch straps that constricted/relaxed the shoulder yoke. Maybe if it was always loaded to 40+lbs, the weight would pull it lower and I wouldn't notice, but for a day-hike pack at about 15-20 lbs, it wasn't workable. I have a $22 pack from Target that is far more adjustable and comfortable -I'd rather wear out 5 of them than have this high-quality pack riding my back for life.
There is no cell phone reception where I go, so such pockets are quirky. In general, the pockets didn't really match my gear, either being too big or too small. I wouldn't dream of packing a laptop. And, for me, three grommet holes in the bottom & back "to drain water" are only three entrances for bugs, sand, dirt, and water when the back is set down.
Not sure how others use packs, but I find it much easier to manage the interior of my pack (avoid putting water into it) than the external environment, and so I'd prefer not to have always-open access ports letting the outside in.
Best Deals for 5.11 Rush 24 Back Pack
Based on reviews I bought this pack sight unseen. It's my first piece of 5.11 gear and as expected I am very impressed with the quality and workmanship.I inspected a friends Rush 12, but I thought I was looking at the Rush 24.. I thought ahh this size is perfect. When the actual Rush 24 arrived I was like.. oh my this is huge. The 22x12x7" dimensions (33 liters) are only the main pouch. The admin pouch adds another few liters, and the pack can bulge outwards to maybe.. 40 liters total. Its by far the largest frameless pack I've worn.
This size is too big for my daily use. I should have payed attention to the name.. this can carry everything I would need for a 24 hour camping trip including tent, sleeping bag etc.
That is not a complaint, just an observation.I am keeping this for my Bug Out Bag and getting the Rush 12 for EDC/work use.
UPDATE: The Rush 12 is a great size for taking my EDC, lunch, and a few items to work and back. The Rush 24 is now my GET HOME bag in my car. It is a great size for such an application, bug out, get home, 72 hours, etc. All the pockets and such make organization easy (shelter, fire, water, food, etc.)
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I received a pack labeled "Updated design." One of the updates is that the side pockets are now too small to hold a 32-ounce Nalgene bottle, which the side pockets of the old design would hold. I know this because before I ordered the pack I put a bottle in my co-worker's pack to make sure it fit before I ordered my own pack. Also, the over-all quality of the updated design is noticeably lower.The old design and quality was excellent. The new design is not nearly as good. The difference in size and quality is so significant that 5.11 can not honestly use the same model designation for the updated design. The great reviews you see for this backpack refer to the old design.
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I've been using my 24 hour rush bag for just over 3 months now, just about every single day. I've already used it for a few 2 4 day trips as well and it is simply fantastic. I tend to pack light, so it can hold just enough for a simple 3 or 4 day journey.The butterfly pockets on the flap are easily one of my favorite/most frequently used storage features. I use them to keep the the small things that I tend to need to access often: wallet, phone, keys, bubble gum, bicycle computer and so on. The MOLLE webbing is of course extremely useful as well. I ride my bike to school fairly often. I was able to mount my portable bike pump on the webbing (it would get stolen off my bike on campus in half a heartbeat if I left it on there), and I can lace my biking shoes velcro strap and helmet strap through the webbing so I don't have to carry them or try to stuff them inside the pack. I keep extra bike tubes in one of the long side pockets and a rubberized nylon military bag rolled up in the other if I need to carry wet clothes home after swimming.
The front pocket is very deep and you can hold a boat load in there. Also the main compartment is very large. I interned at amazon.com over the summer and when my department switched buildings I was able to fit a 19" (4:3 ratio) monitor in the main compartment so I wouldn't have to carry it. The stand stuck out the side, but heck I had a 19" monitor in there!
I read another review by a man who said he is 6'2" and it doesn't ride well on him. We all have different body types, but I'm only a quarter or half inch shorter and I have a 48" chest and this pack is extremely comfortable on me. Like I said, we all have different body types.
Other small but important features that I feel the need to discuss: The semi-rigid backplate combined with the shoulder yoke system does an excellent job of distributing the weight across your whole back, even with up to 30 or 40 pounds in there it feels waaaay lighter. I broke my L5 vertebrae in half when I was younger, so this is a godsend for me. The camelback system support is of course always loved. The zippers seem to be of extremely high quality (this matters to me because over half of all my previous backpacks met their respective makers when the crappy zippers failed). And of course who could neglect a handle rated for 2,000 pounds of force. It's mostly just a huge part of the cool factor, but hey it could save your life some day.
While time will ultimately tell if it stands up to the rigors that have disposed of the other supposed "top quality" bags of my past in an average of less than 2 years, I have very high hopes this one. It is easy to tell from examination that the manufacturing process for this product is top notch. Very strong seams, extremely durable material, and attention to detail in how it is designed to be worn (i.e. the shoulder straps are curved to ergonomically fit the human body and decrease pressure points on the stitching), and overall practicality make me recommend this product with five stars.
Friday, September 12, 2014
Buy Giro Seam Ski Helmet
List Price: $160.00
Sale Price: $145.00
Today's Bonus: 9% Off
First season wearing a helmet and I am pleasantly surprised by this thing. I only bought one because I make the kids wear one, but I will be wearing it from now on-at least when it is cold. It is actually more comfortable with goggles than a hat/goggles. I was able to try one on at a local store so I knew it would fit correctly-just using the size charts did not work for me. My only complaint is with the chin strap. The padding on it is poorly thought out but it does not create any discomfort because I do not fasten it tightly. I have used Oakley Crowbar and Smith Prophecy goggles with this helmet and both worked great. The Oakley's fit just a bit better, probably because they are smaller. Anyhow, the helmet is awesome, shipping was fast as always, and the price was right (local store could not match it)
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Boston Red Sox Women's City Pretty Short Sleeve V-Neck T-Shirt Reviews
Shirt is really speckled, also very thin making it light weight and good for summer. Haven't seen anything else like it. Unfortunately after washing it once the letters starts fading.
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I am a huge Red Sox fan and wore this shirt to a recent Boston v. New York game. The weather was hot and humid but this lightweight shirt was perfect! Plus I didn't see another shirt like this one and got lots of compliments and "Where did you get your shirt?" from other fans. I ordered a size small and it fit perfectly!Saturday, August 9, 2014
Reviews of Pearl Izumi Women's Infinity Softshell Jacket
List Price: $150.00
Sale Price: $90.00
Today's Bonus: 40% Off
This jacket is more than I expected and I love it. I got it for biking and use it for walking and whenever this type of jacket is warranted. It is very pretty and the reflective strips are great. A flattering style, I think I need another in a different color!
Thursday, August 7, 2014
Review of Onyx-Arctic Shield-X-System Men's Packable Rain Jacket - Adult
Very light weight and still very tough. I just ball it up and stuff it behind the seat of my old Mack wheeler, and if I get caught in the rain, it quickly unfolds and slips right on. It gives you both the option of snap buttoning for really quickly getting it on and a zipper if it is really windy and rainy. There is no cold protection, but works very well to keeping your upper body dry.
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I purchased this product as a rain shell. Soon as I received it, we experienced a huge storm. I went out to put down backyard ambrella and put the shell on. It warks as advertised. All of my body parts covered by the shell remained dry. :)Best Deals for Onyx-Arctic Shield-X-System Men's Packable Rain Jacket - Adult
Great product. As advertised. Comfortable in cut and fabric texture. Not too stiff. Teriffic pockets with velcro. Accessible. Highly recommend. Folds for easy packing -and light weight.
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