Howdy folks.

I was always sorry I didn't get one of the original vests, so this is good
news :^)  However, that vest looks like a sweater with the arms cut off and
the holes hemmed.  It doesn't appear to fit at all in the shoulders.  Also,
I would have liked to see the pockets.  They are handly for a wallet or
keys, even if the bike has a bag of some sort.  It isn't like having
a/pocket(s) makes it hideous off the bike.  Being a cyclist, I don't mind if
my stuff looks a bit "bikey".

Regards, Doug


On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 9:38 AM, Jim Cloud <cloud...@aol.com> wrote:

> I guess my view will be considered contrarian, but I've had more than
> enough scratchy wool sweaters in my lifetime.  In the last couple of
> years I've purchased several merino wool garments.  Some of them
> cycling specific, but quite wearable off the bike, especially a Sugoi
> Wallaroo 290 long sleeve jersey.  It's a comfy (non-scratchy!) jersey
> that I've been wearing a great deal during the unseasonably cold
> winter we're experiencing in Southeast Arizona.   Here's a link to the
> Sugoi site that shows the jersey:
>
> http://www.sugoi.com/usa/eng/Products/Bike/Men/Details/1447-68301U-Wallaroo-290-L-S-Jersey
>
> I think the vest that Rivendell is planning to source, however, is a
> garment that would be quite useful over a jersey for additional
> warmth.
>
> Jim Cloud
> Tucson, AZ

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