I live in an area where the weather has started to cool but will rarely get cold enough for a jacket to go on a run. Where are y'all getting arm warmers from?
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Re: arm warmers [Cptnemo]
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I have a pair of Nike arm warmers that work well. I’ve also found that under armor 1/4 zip heat gear (not cold gear) pull overs are perfect for running when it’s cool but not cold. They aren’t insulated, but are just enough to keep a layer of your body heat close to your skin.
Re: arm warmers [Cptnemo]
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I get mine online (competitivecyclist.com). I have some castelli and voler ones; honestly not a lot of difference. Just find a good sale (mikesbikes had spech ones for $10 if you wear xl).
Back in college we used to just buy knee length tube socks and cut off the toes. Then we’d use a sharpie to scribble on the logo of an expensive brand ;P.
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Back in college we used to just buy knee length tube socks and cut off the toes. Then we’d use a sharpie to scribble on the logo of an expensive brand ;P.
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Re: arm warmers [Cptnemo]
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De Soto. They are awesome!
Re: arm warmers [Cptnemo]
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I wear a long sleeve shirt.
Re: arm warmers [Cptnemo]
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I have Desoto fleece ones which work great and Rudy Project spandex ones than work less than good. In both cases they were nearly free add-ons to other purchases. My experience is that it is really hard to get the sizing right but they are cheap enough you have to buy a few options to see what works for you.
Re: arm warmers [LSchmitt]
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De Soto. The fit is great!
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Re: arm warmers [Cptnemo]
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defeet
American owned company and made in america.
American owned company and made in america.
Re: arm warmers [Cptnemo]
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I recommend the Assos arm sleeves for as low as 45 degrees, and Castelli Nanoflex all the way down to freezing.
Re: arm warmers [dalava]
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I have a pair of Pearl Izumi and love them. They have sticky rubber stuff around bicep area, so they stay pretty well. I highly recommend trying them on before you buy. Size, texture, fitment, length...etc can be bit tricky.
Re: arm warmers [Cptnemo]
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desoto fleece if it's cold and windy, Pearl Izumi for regular cool days. I also have some Cannondale ones that are just about as good as the PI ones.
Great things never come from comfort zones.
Great things never come from comfort zones.
seppo17 wrote:
defeet American owned company and made in america.
And they work great and apparently last forever, I've had my pair for a very long time...