[MODOC GLOCK]

So I work the yard at my place of employment 5 days a week 8 hrs a day and I need some good thermals top and bottom. My activity level will be low to medium 80% of the time, mainly just a brisk walk for patrolling. And there will be times that I will be at a dead sprint while responding to certain emergencies that take place inside of a warm housing unit.

So underarmur, or any thing else out there?


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[M&P15T]

Me thinks that your lack of replies is due to the little issue of where you've posted your question. Check the other forums, and I'm sure there is one that is more suited for your topic. That way, others can get you good answers.

 

[GlockN]

I highly doubt you could sprint in your current physical condition.

 

[ron59]

Depends. Are they GLOCK thermals?

 

[Old Style]

:wavey: IBTL

 

[BailRecoveryAgent]

Under Armour cold weather gear is hands down better at keeping you warm and dry than standard cotton thermal stuff.

The keeping you dry part is the most important.

 

[TxGlock9]

Underarmour. Nike makes some stuff too.

 

[RGbiker]

Walmart. For thermals in white or color. Buy a set two sized over -- they shrink.

 

[M&P15T]

It's Read These Nikes.

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