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10-23-12, 19:12
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+1 for the Under armor heat gear.
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10-23-12, 19:13
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under armour heat gear here too.
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11-05-12, 06:55
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I've got a ones-e. It may be overkill but I also wear some shorts made for football that has hard shell on thighs and padding on hips and tailbone. You would think it would feel cumbersome but I don't even know they're there. They happen to be Nike but I'm sure there's other good brands too.
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11-12-12, 11:34
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I wear Knox Cross shorts under my leathers along with trunks. I figure the padding the the Knox gear is far better than the sew in foam in the suit alone. I dont even notice it in there!
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11-12-12, 20:07
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I usually wear army issue pants similar to under armour. Also have a matching top, form fitting but very comfortable.
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