Buying: Baselayers Showcase Tight to the action
Whether providing support and protection or enhancing performance, baselayers are an essential part of a sportsperson’s kit bag. We showcase a selection from the market.
Skins These are
compression tights designed to enhance
performance. They also feature an internal key pocket and all- new raised tactile Skins logos on the waistband. The crotch has also been tailored for greater comfort.
RRP: £38
www.skins.net
Made from 100 per cent polyester, this top is manufactured from Cool Dry mesh fabric. It is available for both men and women.
SRP: £15
www.spiroactivewear.com
A200 Men’s Half Tight
Spiro Team Spirit Polo
Helly Hansen HH Warm Verglas Hybrid
The Verglas Hybrid top provides maximum HH Warm
technology for the core and lighter HH Dry protection for arms, mirroring the body´s own heat retention strategy. A zipped chest pocket provides a handy place to keep your most essential items with you,
even when outer layers are shed. RRP: £75
www.hellyhansen.com
PureLime Seamless Underwear
The seamless Tactel fabric allows
regulation of body
temperature keeping the wearer warm in cold
conditions but
cool when the going heats up. The
range is available in a variety of styles and colours.
RRP: £9.99-£34.99
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www.sgb-sports.com RRP: £52.95
www.icebreaker.com
Icebreaker
Bodyfit200 Oasis Crewe
This raglan long sleeved top has a higher neck to trap in heat where you most need it. Flat sewn seams in the side
gusset keep you
comfortable and give you great freedom to move.
X-Bionic Energizer Women’s Long Sleeve Shirt
The X-Bionic Energizer is a true multisport baselayer range, suitable for typical year-round
conditions in the UK. Whether running,
hiking, biking or taking part in any outdoor activity, wearers benefit from climate control
technology and patented partial compression. RRP: £74.99
www.ardblairsports.com
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