How do the Cool Wings stack up against Terry's Bolero Light in white? I've never used either, but I'm intrigued....
Also, can these be worn with shortsleeve jerseys without too much bunching?
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06-15-2009, 06:37 AM #1
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06-15-2009, 06:58 AM #2
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They make arm covers, too - they look like arm warmers but are the same fabric as the cool wings. TE sells them.
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06-20-2009, 04:34 AM #3
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Well, I have had freckles all of my life, so I am not worried. Been wearing high # sunscreen for years. Living in the Sunbelt made me more aware of skin cancer before it was "talked about" so much. I could not ride in long sleeves in the hot weather. I find that I go from my LS jerseys quickly to sleeveless ones; my tolerance for heat is less as the years go on. I wear cycling tanks or sleeveless jerseys, so they have pockets or at least a zipper pocket.
It's been cool so far, so I've mostly been wearing my short sleeved jerseys and I have a farmer's tan. While I don't mind it now, later in the summer it looks pretty bad when wearing regular clothes.
I have 4 Terry Eurohalters. It comes up high in the front and back and has a zipper pocket. So, the shoulders are exposed, but I never burn with #45 sunscreen. I like this top because I wear it to yoga, running, etc.
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