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		By: Paul		</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 25 Dec 2022 11:58:20 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Following from a &quot;Polartec&quot; is the best all-round technical fleece recommendation, I took the plunge and bought a couple of these &#038; have been nothing but impressed. Used for mtb-ing/walking, I&#039;m not finding I need the multiple michelin man thick layers, I&#039;d usually use just to stay warm. Between this and thin Rab under layer and my normal waterproof, I&#039;ve been really warm in stupidly cold conditions. The top wicks the moisture away really well, and don&#039;t have the movement restrictions I normally experience due with well insulated (thick) clothing. I&#039;d found a review online suggesting they might be a little short in the body, a concern for cycling as tops usually ride up leaving your lower back exposed, but I&#039;m not found this to be the case, though it maybe slight shorter than a specific cycling tops. As mentioned by Colin review, it s athletic fit but not tight. Thoroughly recommended!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Following from a &#8220;Polartec&#8221; is the best all-round technical fleece recommendation, I took the plunge and bought a couple of these &amp; have been nothing but impressed. Used for mtb-ing/walking, I&#8217;m not finding I need the multiple michelin man thick layers, I&#8217;d usually use just to stay warm. Between this and thin Rab under layer and my normal waterproof, I&#8217;ve been really warm in stupidly cold conditions. The top wicks the moisture away really well, and don&#8217;t have the movement restrictions I normally experience due with well insulated (thick) clothing. I&#8217;d found a review online suggesting they might be a little short in the body, a concern for cycling as tops usually ride up leaving your lower back exposed, but I&#8217;m not found this to be the case, though it maybe slight shorter than a specific cycling tops. As mentioned by Colin review, it s athletic fit but not tight. Thoroughly recommended!</p>
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		By: Colin		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 12 Jan 2021 12:06:53 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Great warmth to weight. Nicely made and finished. The lack of seams around the neck line makes it very comfortable under jackets. Fit is &#039;athletic&#039; with room for one or two base layers. Not tight, but snug. But if you&#039;re between sizes, I&#039;d suggest going up, not down. Very impressed.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great warmth to weight. Nicely made and finished. The lack of seams around the neck line makes it very comfortable under jackets. Fit is &#8216;athletic&#8217; with room for one or two base layers. Not tight, but snug. But if you&#8217;re between sizes, I&#8217;d suggest going up, not down. Very impressed.</p>
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