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New Ibex Cycling Jerseys
Sweet:
http://www.ibexwear.com/shop/Product...Cycling-Jersey http://www.ibexwear.com/shop/Product...Cycling-Jersey http://www.ibexwear.com/shop/Product...=1&Gender=Mens
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I love Ibex (100% wool, soft, warm, durable) and wear them exclusively in the winter. But their design is really not up to Rapha (fit, color, style) atmo.
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My wife bought me one of their $150+ LS jerseys, and I'm hopefully saying it for the last time: no matter what exotic place you get the wool, whatever fancy name you give it, and no matter how much you charge for it, WOOL IS ITCHY!
But that's just me. I have friends who wear wool jerseys with no trouble. KN
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takes the prize sheep. VV does the color bands woven in, Ibex and Rapha have to sew them in. |
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The new ones look much fuzzier than the old ones.
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I have one of Ibex's Ampara (sp?) long sleeve cycling jerseys (as well as a couple of their short sleeve base layers) and they so do not itch that I can't even fathom a comment such as yours! On the other hand, I find merino wool almost too warm for its weight, so it winds up being harder for me to predict what to wear with it for any given temperature. I have much better luck guessing with synthetics. And the jersey fit is kinda teh suk, plus I got the older model with only one rear pocket. So I don't wear it much. But when I do, it feels really soft & comfortable. |
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