Need some new gear to wear when lifting.
Anyone know of some good sites?
Not realy wanting to get into the under armour fad
Need some new gear to wear when lifting.
Anyone know of some good sites?
Not realy wanting to get into the under armour fad
I either wear a $3 tanktop from walmart or “cut to suit” from my ever growing collection of t-shirts. My most expensive article of clothing is my Chuck Taylors.
[quote]roofus_5 wrote:
I either wear a $3 tanktop from walmart or “cut to suit” from my ever growing collection of t-shirts. My most expensive article of clothing is my Chuck Taylors.[/quote]
Agreed.
Go to thrift stores. You can always find some really cool t-shirts there for cheap.
I like addidas stuff cause they have sponsored World Strongest Man in the past. I find for hard core workouts-nothing holds up better than Russell brand however-and they are not that expensive. Inzer makes a nice tshirt for lifting-it is cool and lightwieght. In cooler climates/seasons-Hanes beefy t-s rule to work out in. Champion holds up well as well. Nike stuff sucks-way to pricey and they don’t support lifting that I know of.
[quote]roofus_5 wrote:
I either wear a $3 tanktop from walmart or “cut to suit” from my ever growing collection of t-shirts. My most expensive article of clothing is my Chuck Taylors.[/quote]
My most expensive article of clothing is my underwear.
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[quote]roofus_5 wrote:
I either wear a $3 tanktop from walmart or “cut to suit” from my ever growing collection of t-shirts. My most expensive article of clothing is my Chuck Taylors.[/quote]
exactly…walmart tank or old T with sleeves cut off. and Chucks.
If you’re after more created-for-sports stuff, like wicking t-shirts, shorts, socks, towels, etc, you can’t go wrong with TJ Maxx. Nobody ever buys the sports stuff there and it’s filthy cheap. It’s always on my List Of Places To See when I visit the US of A.
[quote]MNguns wrote:
Need some new gear to wear when lifting.
Anyone know of some good sites?
Not realy wanting to get into the under armour fad[/quote]
I understand what you meant, but I really wouldn’t call Under Armour a “fad”…especially since the military just approved them for wear under uniforms about a year ago. They now sell them right next to the uniforms. I own a few of them, but most of what I wear are tee-shirts with the sleeves cut off. I also have a few of those Starter tee shirts that fit loose. I wear those more now because they are easy to clean and don’t hold water like cotton does.