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CW-X Insulator Stabilyx Tight - Men's
I am 5'10" and 195lbs. I've found that I'm usually...
By zrowgz
Ranked #806 - Men's Trail Running Clothing
January 22, 2009
I am 5'10" and 195lbs. I've found that I'm usually hotter than others and sweatier during the same activities. I was trying to decide between these and the non-insulated version. I was hoping to get something that would work year round in salt lake city and offers support since I have knee troubles. What size and version. Also, a top that would work for fall winter spring running?
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By Gabe H.
Ranked #26 - Men's Trail Running Clothing
5 days ago
i agree with steve. non-insulated makes sense based on your question and comments.
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By Steve Tibbitts
Ranked #3 - Men's Trail Running Clothing
January 22, 2009
Personally I would go with the non-insulated tights. They have great support. In case you haven't lived in SLC long, we don't have near the winters that we use to so I wouldn't worry about an insulated tight anymore. I would go with the large if I were you but you may consider running out to the retail store and trying them on. Those folks are great! As for a top, You should check out a few of the tops made by backcountry.com. Try the Rime pullover. It's a killer top for running in anything except hot!Hope that helps.
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