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12th November 11, 03:41 PM
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Teflon?
I'm looking at a new kilt to wear while dragon boating for next season because my old one is falling off me. I've lost about 5cm (2") off my waist this year and intend to keep it off. I might even shed another 4-5cm next year, but I'm not that concerned about it. My questions to the athletes are;
How important is it to you to have your workout kilt made from one of the Teflon coated range of fabrics (Nevis or Jura) for the extra stain protection? Do you care at all? Do you just suffer the dirt? Is it a problem for you?
I definitely want this made from wool since it was terrifically comfortable paddling in the wool this year, especially when the temperatures weren't too warm. When it gets hot I can wear my PV Casual and the Velcro fasteners means the weight loss isn't as problematic.
What do you say? Should I be worried at all? The inlet water can get pretty grimy in the early summer when the algae is in bloom, but I don't think it's even as bad as a somewhat mucky field might be. I need some experienced folks to weigh in on this for me.
Teflon or move on?
X
Last edited by xman; 12th November 11 at 10:55 PM.
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