Skin tight shirts...

Seagull on the wing

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Hailsham

• Jun 14, 2014

• #1

I can understand the purpose of them,leaves very little for the opposition to grab and pull...but,in that temperature,they're shirts were wringing wet after 15 mins ,not allowing the skin to breathe and sapping energy,maybe in our climate it would be OK,BUT QUESTION THE USE OUT THERE.

THOUGHTS ?

 

nomoremithras4me

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• Jun 14, 2014

• #2

I think I'd look mint wearing one

 

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Hendrax

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Worthing

• Jun 14, 2014

• #3

Thoughts

They have great bodies, I would.

 

Seagull on the wing

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Hailsham

• Jun 14, 2014

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• #4

nomoremithras4me said:

I think I'd look mint wearing one

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Is there a hole in one...or maybe all of them.

 

Hyperion

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• Jun 14, 2014

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nomoremithras4me said:

I think I'd look mint wearing one

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Mint Chocolate Easter Egg, yes

 

TWOCHOICEStom

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Brighton

• Jun 14, 2014

• #6

I think in those temperatures the players would sweat their bollocks off if they didn't wear anything.

The shirts are designed to pull the moisture away from the skin and keep them cooler than they would be if they had something else on... So they say anyway!

 

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Freddie Goodwin.

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Mar 31, 2007

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Brighton

• Jun 14, 2014

• #7

All of my shirts are skin tight!

 

skipper734

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Curdridge

• Jun 14, 2014

• #8

Saves wearing a compression vest underneath. The technical breathable fabrics now days work really well.

 

Ernest

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LOONEY BIN

• Jun 14, 2014

• #9

Womens teams should wear them

 

Bry Nylon

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• Jun 15, 2014

• #10

Ernest said:

Womens teams should wear them

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Has BIG HILDA got one?

 

nwgull

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Jul 25, 2003

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Manchester

• Jun 15, 2014

• #11

Seagull on the wing said:

I can understand the purpose of them,leaves very little for the opposition to grab and pull...but,in that temperature,they're shirts were wringing wet after 15 mins ,not allowing the skin to breathe and sapping energy,maybe in our climate it would be OK,BUT QUESTION THE USE OUT THERE.

THOUGHTS ?

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They're quite comfortable in hot weather. Seriously. I often run in a Nike 'core compression' skin tight t-shirt in hot weather, and it wicks the sweat away from your skin really well. Much more comfortable than a loose fitting dry-fit t shirt that just sticks to your skin.

 

Surf's Up

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• Jun 15, 2014

• #12

Wait until you see our new kit!!

 

Leighgull

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• Jun 15, 2014

• #13

TWOCHOICEStom said:

I think in those temperatures the players would sweat their bollocks off if they didn't wear anything.

The shirts are designed to pull the moisture away from the skin and keep them cooler than they would be if they had something else on... So they say anyway!

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If they didn't wear anything it would be difficult to know who was on which team.

 

Westdene Seagull

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The arse end of Hangleton

• Jun 15, 2014

• #14

Leighgull said:

If they didn't wear anything it would be difficult to know who was on which team.

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Body paint maybe in order.

 

8ace

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Jul 21, 2003

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Brighton

• Jun 15, 2014

• #15

What about skin tight shorts as well

 

desprateseagull

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brighton, actually

• Jun 15, 2014

• #16

body paint?

on second thoughts, no.