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01/26/2012 - 17:23
X-BIONIC® and X-SOCKS® at ISPO Munich.
Only a few days left until the leading international sports business trade show ISPO MUNICH. X-BIONIC® and X-SOCKS®...
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12/19/2011 - 16:54
Multiple Ironman winner Timo Bracht is new X-BIONIC® athlete
Timo Bracht, one of the world's best athletes and - including his recent success in Australia - seven-time Ironman...
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11/21/2011 - 14:36
X-BIONIC®: Best brand for compression apparel 2011
In their August and September 2011 issues, the German language magazine RoadBIKE carried out a big readers' survey....
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Sat, 05/30/2009 - 09:21
I've been using the Winter Trekking / Ski Touring shirt for the past six months or so. Awesome bit of kit! Under a Paramo Velez smock, in some pretty cold/wet/windy conditions, I simply haven't had to think about using a mid layer, and on those brief occassions when the sun appears I haven't had to worry about overheating. The 3/4 length pants are good too, though I prefer the Trekking pants.
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Trekking View all posts
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For all backpackers, hikers and mountaineers!
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Created: 03/27/2009 - 13:17
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05/30/2009 - 09:21
Trekking | Awesome bit of kit!
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Last comment by peakbagger (not verified) on 06/02/2009 - 19:00
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05/30/2009 - 09:21
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2 years 35 weeks agoHyper luFANT (not verified)
Hi peakbagger, I never used
Hi peakbagger,
I never used the ski touring shirt. I use the Energy Accumulator Shirt for mountaineering in the alps and Im more than satisfied. Did you ever try the Trekking Shirt? It has shoulder pads like the Ski Touring Shirt! Probably the next product I try to get!!!!
Best regards!
2 years 35 weeks agopeakbagger (not verified)
Hi Hyper Yes, I also use the
Hi Hyper
Yes, I also use the Trekking Shirt - essentially just a little lighter than the Ski Touring and of course with short sleeves. Fantastic in hot conditions, especially if using a lightweight/hydration pack with little cushioning in the shoulder straps. The cushioning built into the garment (for the hip belt as well as shoulder straps) really works, and still allows air to circulate under the straps. My only negative comment about the Trekking Shirt is that the sleeves are just a little too short - more like shoulder caps. But I'm sure X-Bionic will rectify this at some stage. Either would be a good purchase - though I'd look at the longer sleeved garment first. It's certainly not too warm for hiking in the mountains: I used it on three consecutive days in the Lake District last month in all sorts of weather and it was perfect. And - it didn't smell!!