hey ayermail2!!! you suggested the gortex windstopper earpops for cold weather riding. i took your advice and tried to find them online. i am having no luck. where did you purchase yours?
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hey ayermail2!!! you suggested the gortex windstopper earpops for cold weather riding. i took your advice and tried to find them online. i am having no luck. where did you purchase yours?
My sister gave them to me a couple of years ago. I thought she had gotten them directly from the Gore-Tex website....
I have seen other brands of ear-pops, but they are NOT wind-proof...
I will see if she remembers where she got them and let you know....
Great topic! I am getting some excellant ideas! I use my cross-country ski gloves, the castelli windproof booties that they sell at team estrogen-they work for me as my feet tend to run warm.
I have a windstopper hat with ear flaps-I got this through Colorado Cyclist-I think it is made by Castelli.
For shirts I wear a craft t-shirt, a mock zip turtleneck made by Eastern Mountain Sports, arm warmers, a windblock vest (currently on clearance for $20 on www.campmor.com : it is made by Pearl Izumi...look under bicycling then go to hot deals), a goretex jacket from www.performancebike.com. Over the years I ended up getting most of my gear as x-mas gifts, b-day gifts, and clearance sales.
my sister said she got them directly from the gore tex website (www.goretex.com) but I couldn't find them! :(
thanks so much for checking.
Talouse,
I took your advice and got a Craft undershirt and socks. I tried the shirt just the other day and it was very warm and comfortable. I haven't tried the socks yet. I plan to get some of those Toe Warmers. Just got a REI catalog in the mail that has them. Thanks!
Liner