Does anyone wear wool camisoles in the summer?

[Veronica]

Awww.... bummer. You guys get out a week or so before us. I'm not done teaching until the 10th. That's good for you though to be there as early in June as you can.

The gym is actually a little cold, which is why I started wearing it. But it's bright pink and it amuses me to be wearing pink while I'm boxing or doing some other super hard thing that girlie girls would break a nail doing.

It will probably be one of the tops I bring on our camping/mountain biking trip though.

Veronica

[Tri Girl]

Good to know, V (about the tank). I think I might go ahead and try one.
We get out on the 24th- providing we don't have any more big snow/ice storms.
Will you be mtn biking? I really want to bring our mtn bikes, but don't know what to do with them while we are hiking. I've heard the mtn biking on the N. rim is AMAZING!!!

[KnottedYet]

I have 2 wool t-shirts which I wear in the summer. I find they are much cooler than my cotton t-shirts and don't smell putrid like my Cool-Max t-shirts. They wick great, though my pale lavender shirt turns quite dark in the sweaty spots. The spots go away as soon as they dry (which is fast).

Both are from Ibex, and about 5 years old. Still going strong!

[Tri Girl]

Thanks, Knotted! What brand did you get, if you don't mind me asking?

[rubywagon]

I found a Smartwool, lightweight, short sleeved t-shirt at an outlet store and I wore it a lot last summer. Probably more than I would like to admit. It was great in the heat IMO.

[KnottedYet]

Thanks, Knotted! What brand did you get, if you don't mind me asking?

Both are from Ibex.

The exact shirts aren't made anymore, but these are similar:
http://www.ibexwear.com/shop/product...ore-t?Outlet=1 for $39 right now
http://www.ibexwear.com/shop/product...xty-t?Outlet=1 for $45