Patrick! Do tell, where does one find a nice merino Sugino jersey?
Occasionally think about rolling my own Suntour iron-ons.
=- Joe Bunik
Walnut Creek, CA
On 6/26/18, Patrick Moore wrote:
> It was 101 or so when I left for a church building committee meeting at
> 5:30 pm, wearing a nice merino S
I like wool, but I did recently discover one disadvantage on really hot days:
Here in Wyoming, there are a lot of sheep farms in the rural areas. The biting
flies from those farms, which become more active the hotter it gets, targetted
me with a vengence while leaving lycra-clad riders much le
I don't ride in truly hot weather, but here in dryish southern California, I
find even heavy weight wool to work as well or better than synthetics. Once
you sweat through, you get a lot of evaporative cooling. (At least when
moving. I wouldn't recommend wool for just standing around in the su
I wear wool socks in the humid Chicago summer... Way better than synthetics
IMHO.
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It was 101 or so when I left for a church building committee meeting at
5:30 pm, wearing a nice merino Sugino jersey. Humidity was well below 10%,
probably close to 5%.
Soft merino, even if not particularly thin, works very well in such hot,
dry climates; as comfortable as the synthetics I have, t
