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I was in there too, before my 9 month old son kicked off and then vomited all over everything as soon as I left. Poor little thing.
Anyway, I'd been trying on the 'Pro team insulated jacket' and the 'Core winter jacket'. Any experience with either of these and pros/cons? I really liked the fit of the Pro team (although it does fit very pro in a M), so I might need to get an L.
I want something that's got more breath-ability than my Castelli windstopper jacket, which is also race damaged and just generally tired. When I'm riding hard, I'm too hot in it. I've been tending to opt for nano-flex arm warmers, base layer, classic jersey and a windstopper Morvelo gilet, which is a bit of a faff.
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Wore my pro team training jacket with a very lightweight summer base layer and standard weight base layer both short sleeve, for first time on Sunday.
Was very happy with it, conclude I need a good long sleeve baselayer. -
Pro team insulated is polartec alpha, you’d be too hot in it.
Get pro team softshell jacket, and wear summer baselayer and undo zip a bit.
Or look at the pro team training jacket, which has a breathable back.
GoatandTricycle
skinny
Bit cheesed off. Went into Spitalfields store today on a, now infrequent, foray into London. Only wanted apparel wash and re-proofer to save the postage. Only the wash was in stock.