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  1. #1
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    Can that be worn alone?

    [QUOTE=Lisa S.H.;272430]
    Quote Originally Posted by itself View Post
    Also, anyone able to find nice full length wool tights (ibex only has a knicker)?

    Welcome New Lisa!

    We wool fans have our own thread where we endlessly discuss all the details of wool athletic clothing. You might want to post there concerning wool apparel:
    http://forums.teamestrogen.com/showt...=11808&page=46

    Ibex does have some very nice long wool tights here:
    http://www.ibexwear.com/shop/Product...t=Energy-Tight

    That full length tight on the Ibex website is under "what to wear in the middle" so I thought it was possibly long underwear????

    Lisa

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    I have a couple of pieces of Icebreaker. I am really enjoying this product.

    http://www.icebreaker.com/site/catal...&range=Bodyfit

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    Which icebreaker piece?

    Quote Originally Posted by bike4ever View Post
    I have a couple of pieces of Icebreaker. I am really enjoying this product.

    http://www.icebreaker.com/site/catal...&range=Bodyfit

    So for the 30-50 degree range, which icebreaker piece would be most appropriate?

    Lisa

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    [QUOTE=itself;272458]
    Quote Originally Posted by Lisa S.H. View Post


    That full length tight on the Ibex website is under "what to wear in the middle" so I thought it was possibly long underwear????

    Lisa
    No, they are heavy wool tights. You *can* wear them under pants like long johns, or you actually wear them like leggings, alone.
    The Ibex "Woolies" bottoms are thinner merino wool and are more suitable for use as long underwear.
    Lisa
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