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These days, cycling specific wool garment prices are astronomical.Goodwill has wool tops that are non cycling specific. Sometimes they have 100% Merino wool sweaters, like Gap, etc.Itch-and -fine-ness-factors aside, will these do just as well layering to keep warm and dry in the winter, and the t-shirts in the summer to keep cool and dry?Or does one have to use cycling specific wool to get the desired effects?
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I agree with others that "wool is wool!" For things like wool socks, I buy whatever has at least 60% or more merino wool content.
I do have a couple of pairs of woolie boolies,
However, for wool arm and leg warmers, I only buy bicycle specific ones from Kucharik. Made in the US of 100% merino wool (they also sell a blend), its not cheap, but very warm and comfortable. Further, I find that it holds up well and doesn't slip. Good Luck!
And don't forget old Pendleton shirts. Beautiful myriad plaids, usa-made (at least the old ones), different weights and cuts, can be really cheap at thrift stores...and they can be modified by cutting sleeves to short-sleeved or sleeveless especilly of they're in rough shape and you don't care 'cause you got'em for 3 dollars at savers...great for cool weather riding and layering.
-another happy dyed-in-the-wool rivster
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I will keep an eye out for more deals.
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I'm glad I don't want to be on the RSR restricted list.
Can you try making this? Or is Friday too difficult?
No worries.