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fidgetgreen 
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Post subject: uniqlo heattech
 Posted: Aug 23, 2010 - 06:23 PM
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First post: Feb 24, 2010
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hi,
has anyone had any experience with the heattech clothes from Uniqlo...there are advertised at the moment and i wondered if they are beneficial |
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sherlock
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Post subject: RE: uniqlo heattech
Posted: Aug 23, 2010 - 07:21 PM
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First post: Sep 02, 2007
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Location: supermoon
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| i've used the heat tech women's leggings for snowboarding and they were good. i have merino base layer tops, so i use the heat tech tops for general use in winter and they've been great for that. hth |
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neil_edward
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Post subject: RE: uniqlo heattech
Posted: Sep 15, 2010 - 10:11 AM
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First post: Aug 12, 2010
Total posts: 279
Location: Leeds
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I used them in austria and they were fantastic, the long john leggings are particularly good.
I used the long sleeve tops to layer up, bought a small and a medium and wore on top of each other (i'm a 38" chest but about 6'2 and fit me fine). found the medium a touch big for a base layer, but the small was skin tight and perfect. worn together they were VERY warm and easily enough to wear underneath my thick snowboarding jacket alone.
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Donovani
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Post subject: uniqlo heattech
Posted: Sep 15, 2010 - 09:27 PM
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First post: Aug 12, 2006
Total posts: 27
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| I've used them for the last couple of years - they work really, well, and dry quickly too. |
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neil_edward
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Post subject: RE: uniqlo heattech
Posted: Sep 17, 2010 - 09:44 AM
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First post: Aug 12, 2010
Total posts: 279
Location: Leeds
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Yeh i couldn't really believe how good they are for the money. They are quite often on an instore offer aswell, so instead of beeing say £12 for long johns, they'll be 2 for £20 (although i've seen them as cheap as 2 for £15!).
The biggest store i've been in was in Kingston, London. It has a seriously HUGE heattech section. Whereas most of the other london stores only have an any area covering a few square metres.
happy hunting!
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