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The CapoForma Lycra Arm Skins allow you to add and remove insulation for that ideal balance between freezing on the first mile of a ride and sweating like crazy on the last. Slip on the Lycra Arm Skins to keep the goose bumps away during chilly morning rides. Strip them off after the first hour to stay cool as the weather improves.
| Country of Origin: | China |
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| Material: | Lycra |
| Recommended Use: | Road biking |
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The CapoForma Arm Skin is great for what it is - quite thin arm protection. I actually bought them with UV protection in mind, but you can do this with a long sleeve jersey. They are perfect though for descents when it is just cold enough to catch a chill or that mid 50 - low 60 temp range. If you are looking for a cold weather solution, look elsewhere. That said, I really like them, they are comfortable and stylish and work as advertised. Go one size smaller than what you would normally order if you have a thin build. | |
| Jamie Preston at RealCyclist.com on 06/09/2009 | |
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I ordered these in Black (size Lg) and am happy with them. I am 5' 9" and 150Lbs distance runner...with an slim/athletic build and the size Lg is just a little long in length. The overall fit is perfect and I really like the fact that the wording/graphics are not heat transferred or silk screened, they are actually part of the fabric in a different color...good thinking. I had to remove the annoying red tags on each skin...very annoying after mile 10 or so...I would buy again (only in Med)... | |
| Chi-Town_Runner at RealCyclist.com on 11/05/2008 | |
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These are great for 50-65 degree weather here in Chicago. Anything cooler I would recommend something with a little more of a liner. Outside of that, they feel awesome and look great with my other Capo gear. | |
| Jason Campbell at RealCyclist.com on 10/07/2008 | |