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>Wool is a good compromise. I find merino wool to be far the best base layer. It's fantastic at wicking and doesn't smell at all.
by poooogles 10y ago
>Wool is a good compromise.
I find merino wool to be far the best base layer. It's fantastic at wicking and doesn't smell at all.
- sonthonax 10y agoIt seems to have unnatural abilities not to smell. I have run marathons in my favourite woollen cycling jersey. It didn't smell at all. I went into work the next day wearing it without washing it.
- akgerber 10y agoWool definitely can smell. It just takes a while.
- ed_balls 10y agoMerino wool is really great, especially in a high humidity environment (e.g. Singapore). It's pretty comfy as well, not as comfy as cotton, though.
- ValentineC 10y agoWhere does one obtain wool clothing in Singapore?
- rconti 10y agoYup, I'm a HUGE icebreaker fan. I always wear icebreaker t-shirts when I cycle to work.