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ladybug84105
Mar 29, 2003, 5:22 AM
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First things first. Was that guy on the first page...naked?? :oops:
Secondly, as a lady, I wear capris or pedal pushers, loose, with an old Navy Teenie Tee. :wink:
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crack_head
Mar 29, 2003, 6:29 AM
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oudinardin
Mar 29, 2003, 9:20 AM
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Baggy pants and a Marmot vaporwick long sleeve, also my everyday wear since it's cold here most of the time. My wall pants from TNF and Mountain Hardwear rule climbing muti-pitch etc. or when I know I'll be climbing for long periods of time. Used to climb nude with ex-girlfriend. In summer solo nude sometimes. Why the hell not? In the last 5 years here in MT. I have worn shorts less than 10 times so when ever I go on road trips I tend to wear pants as well to hide my whitea$$ chicken legs.
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da5id
Mar 30, 2003, 9:19 PM
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bikini trend???
ill believe it when i see it, which will hopefully be soon :D
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tyify
Apr 30, 2003, 6:16 PM
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depedning on heat I find that a wifebeater or muscle shirt is best on top...Not much fabric to get caught on things...however if you fall onto the rocks you can get pretty beat up....I wear baggy long shorts as well....my knees are routinely bloody after climbs however...I have very little feeling in them now so it's all good :D. Wear what is comfortable and doesn't restrict movement too much.
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puellamontis
Apr 30, 2003, 7:29 PM
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clothes using coolmax or vaporwick are good, but overpriced. poly-pro is good ifyou don't mind smelling like a man's man. if you have back acne, or any other skin conditions, don't wear these strange materials, stick to loose cotton (skin conditions will only be aggravated by tighter fitting synthtic materials, b/c although companies claim that they draw sweat away from the skin, this is only true to a point). and if you are blessed with a back rug, please wear a long-sleeved turtleneck. thanks
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sucka_mc
Apr 30, 2003, 9:42 PM
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I usually wear my old TaeKwonDo pants and a tee shirt.
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runbikeclimb
Apr 30, 2003, 10:06 PM
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I know everyone is saying baggy stuff... which might work indoors, but outsoors i have gotton T's caught more than once... so now I wear snug (not tight) clothes and comfortable pants that you can get full range of motion in. I find that in jeans i can't.
Rebekah
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bigo
Apr 30, 2003, 10:08 PM
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Any matching North Face, Patagucci, Marmot, Mountain Hardware, or Prana outfit should work. Make sure it's all this year's model because stuff bought on sale doesn't count.
shorts and T should work fine for ya.
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kixrox
Apr 30, 2003, 10:18 PM
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Buncha fashion whores. Why doncha prance off to the Paris runways.
Have a little Prada with your Prana and get all Gucci.
I wear climbing shoes on my feet, chalk on my hands, a smile on my face, the sky over my head and whatever clothes my mommy put out for me that day.
and its briefs, not boxers.
And I like leather straps, not that wimpy silk stuffffff..oh, wait wrong forum, sorry
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meataxe
Apr 30, 2003, 10:35 PM
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Lycra all the way!!!11 :roll:
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