Under Armor?

[bloody_trauma 2]

anyone ever wear under armor in freefall or otherwise and what did you think of it, it came to me to maybe wear it to streamline my body.

Fly it like you stole it

[woodpecker 0]

Yes,

Its warm

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[Squeak 17]

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anyone ever wear under armor in freefall or otherwise and what did you think of it, it came to me to maybe wear it to streamline my body.

OK I must be thinking of somthing different, how does under armour make you streamlined?

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[Spatula 0]

I wear the Cold Gear under my jumpsuit in the winter...it's great....I jump in VA so the temps are chilly but not terrible.

Summer time I wear UA short and sometimes a heat gear shirt under...great products!

[AndyMan 7]

Yes.

It's fine, but over rated.

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[lauras 0]

I like Under Armor but really anything for cycling will serve well and the prices are usually better.

Go to the clothing section of www.performancebike.com to start. Performance Bike's private label gives a lot of bang for the buck, you can machine wash (but hang dry for longevity), and everything's cut to hug the body. I usually bring a pair of wind pants or something like that out as prancing around in skin-tight leggings is so 80s.

[AggieDave 6]

In the winter I wear the winter long sleeve underamor. In the summer I tend to wear 5.11's underarmor type shirts. They're better construction, work better and cost less.

--"When I die, may I be surrounded by scattered chrome and burning gasoline."

[Remster 24]

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http://www.performancebike.com

Blaaaaa!!!!!

I'm doing my own boycot of these bozos.... 4 weeks and 1/2 to replace a bottom bracket that pulverized after less then 6 months of use, while still under warrantee, is completely unacceptable! It was their damm bike dammit!

try www.nashbar.com or better yet, support you local ma and pa store.

Remster

[lauras 0]

Yeaaah, I forgot to mention that returns on anything that cost more that $100 kinda sucks at Performance. My bad.

As far as my local goes, there are 2 pairs of Nike shorts for $95 each and that's about it. Selection is not their strong point. Repairs, on the other hand, rock.

[Remster 24]

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returns on anything

It wasnt a return... It was a store repair at the Performance store where I bought it. Their policy is apparently not to care about customer satisfaction and wait for their suppliers to send replacements...

Anyways... REI and MEC have great base layers too. UnderArmour is way overpriced IMO. And their basic lycra layers arent that warm either. They're a decent wicking, light weight base layer, but not the best at doing taht either. Polypro is still the best for that IMO.

Remster

[peregrinerose 0]

UA is pricey, but I just bought a set for under my jumpsuit (cold weather version) and love it.

My disclaimer is that I find men in UA shirts to be incredible eye candy

Do or do not, there is no try -Yoda

[matthewcline 0]

Even JR?

Matt

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[peregrinerose 0]

Fortunately, I've never witnessed that. Though I have seen him in a pair of spandex shorts painted anatomically correctly like Michaelangelo's David during the cabana boy contest. At the time I was too shit faced to care though

Do or do not, there is no try -Yoda

[matthewcline 0]

That sounds like him, haven't been up since '02, but it sounds like the crew is still having fun!

Matt

An Instructors first concern is student safety.
So, start being safe, first!!!

[peregrinerose 0]

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Do or do not, there is no try -Yoda

[ZigZagMarquis 8]

We have this guy... Mikey... at our DZ that calls it Under Anchor... when ever he goes low on a jump, we blame it on his Under Anchor...

Anyway, I hear its really warm. I still have some old Polar Max tops and bottoms I wear in the winter sometimes... as so much as we have winter here in SoCal...

[riggerrob 558]

... as so much as we have winter here in SoCal...

[ZigZagMarquis 8]

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... as so much as we have winter here in SoCal...

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SoCalers get ZERO sympathy when they whine about cold!!!!

[bloody_trauma 2]

no i was thinking more of the heat gear thats form fitting, was wondering what it would do for you in free fall as far as stream lining your body

Fly it like you stole it

[ZigZagMarquis 8]

Unless you're jumping at the North or South Pole, heated undies are probably a bit of overkill...

[Squeak 17]

Sounds like you lot are just talking about Thermal underwear?
Is Under Armor a brand name?

You are not now, nor will you ever be, good enough to not die in this sport (Sparky)
My Life ROCKS!
How's yours doing?

[AggieDave 6]

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Is Under Armor a brand name?

Yup, but I think its spelled Under Armour. It started as compression and sweat wicking garments for football players (American style, worn under all the pads). There are other manufactures out there that have better products that cost less, though.

--"When I die, may I be surrounded by scattered chrome and burning gasoline."

[bloody_trauma 2]

ok heat gear are the silky shirts that wick away moisture, cold gear is the thick loose stuff, i wear heat gear... own alot of it, alright streamlining and.... go... anyone... experiences? changes in speed?

Fly it like you stole it

[AggieDave 6]

Under a jumpsuit I haven't noticed a difference. There might be, but its not that big of a deal. Without anything over it? Well, I'm not exactly the right body type to be walking around the DZ wearing skin tight shirts. I would assume you would fall a bit faster, though.

--"When I die, may I be surrounded by scattered chrome and burning gasoline."

[Remster 24]

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experiences? changes in speed?

If your profile is correct, dont worry about the speed difference a minute amount of bulk may make.

I like thin, insulated spandex type layers beacause they provide some warmth while not making the jumpsuit too tight. But if its cold enough, I'll have a layer of thin fleece on top of the base.

Remster