Gym clothing

dizzywizlw

Hey guys, was just wondeirng where ye get you gym gear tees and shorts mostly, I've been tryin to find an everlast stockist for ages now,

It's not a fashion thing, they actually are more comfortable imo

_JOE_

Anything from the bottom of the wardrobe!

abceire

any shorts any t shirt is wat i wear

BossArky

You can find one of these in any run of the mill clothing store. Belt and coffee stain optional.



That's what I look like in the gym anyway!

PrettyBoy

I wear Nike sweatpants and a t-shirt. I never wear shorts though.

Inspector Coptoor

elverys carry everlast gear.
you could also try sportsworld for some cheap buyt god gear.
Im a big fan od under armour gear, a bit pricey but very comfrotable

Colm_OReilly

Actually while we're here anyone know a good place to get Skins. Their website is too expensive for shipping and Elvery's don't seem pushed about getting stock in.

Thanks,
Col

shurtisonlyme

I don't like wearing shorts for hygiene reasons (sweat from my legs onto machines & also sitting on other people's sweat). Even though I and most in the gym bring towels & wipe down machines after use, I'd still prefer to avoid this! Having said that, if I'm doing cardio, then shorts are a must unless you want to drop dead from heat exhaustion.

I find coolmax tops brilliant for wicking sweat away from my body & keeping me relatively cool. Definitely stay away from cotton tops.

gnolan

Colm_OReilly wrote: »

Actually while we're here anyone know a good place to get Skins. Their website is too expensive for shipping and Elvery's don't seem pushed about getting stock in.

Thanks,
Col

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Categories.aspx?CategoryID=357&CurrentPageIndex=2

Expensive though. Are they any different to Canterbury compression gear?

bigstar

Colm_OReilly wrote: »

Actually while we're here anyone know a good place to get Skins. Their website is too expensive for shipping and Elvery's don't seem pushed about getting stock in.

Thanks,
Col

i seen some skins gear in 53 degrees north in blanch a few weeks back.

got myself a couple of tops (not skins, that stuff is not cheap) they had on sale there. €15 each.

i prefer proper "sporty" gear tbh, normal cotton tops tend to stick to me when training, not comfy at all.

Colm_OReilly

gnolan wrote: »

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Categories.aspx?CategoryID=357&CurrentPageIndex=2

Expensive though. Are they any different to Canterbury compression gear?

I find a difference. They feel different to the Canterbury gear, and I haven't had the same running DOMs in them. Then again, could be a bias in me that's responsible for it.

dudara

Anything Nike Dry Fit works well for me.

Try eBay if you want to buy specific gear.

Inspector Coptoor

under armour compression shorts are great IMO, better than the nike ones

d'Oracle

Colm_OReilly wrote: »

I find a difference. They feel different to the Canterbury gear, and I haven't had the same running DOMs in them. Then again, could be a bias in me that's responsible for it.

Can clothes make a difference to this?
I'd like to know, because I hadn't had DOMS in AAAAGES till recently when I ran.

Horrible.:D

beegirl

Colm_OReilly wrote: »

Actually while we're here anyone know a good place to get Skins. Their website is too expensive for shipping and Elvery's don't seem pushed about getting stock in.

Thanks,
Col

Don't know if they have Skins specifically but wiggle.co.uk sell compression base layer stuff... and a great range of cycling/running gear too. That sounded very like I work for them or something, but honestly I don't! Just have bought a load of stuff on that site, they have great discounts

Assets Model

If you're a girl http://www.stepnpump.com/viewimage.php?imageid=1008&rangeid=34 has some nice tracksuit bottoms. The tops are a bit tacky though.