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What to keep in the sports bag for training twice a week

Short answer: A sports bag should hold a dry set of underwear, socks and a shirt for after the match. Bamboo viscose ...

The base layer on a ski trip and what it has to do

Short answer: On skis you switch between the lift and the descent all day. The base layer needs to move sweat away, o...

Home workouts in clothes you already own

Short answer: For working out in the living room you do not need technical sportswear. Soft bamboo layers with stretc...

Riding clothes where seams decide everything

Short answer: In the saddle you feel every seam, and underwear without seams on the inside of the thigh is the most i...

Clothing for cold water swimming and warming up afterwards

Short answer: With winter bathing, what matters is not the swimsuit but the clothes you put on afterwards. Dry, soft ...

What to pack for the swimming pool

Short answer: After swimming, clothes need to go on over damp skin. Bamboo viscose slides on without sticking the way...

Clothing for padel and tennis in a warm hall

Short answer: Padel indoors runs warmer than outdoors. Thin layers of bamboo viscose move sweat away and smell less a...

Clothing for strength training in a warm gym

Short answer: Strength training means switching between hard effort and rest. A material that does not turn cold betw...

Layering for a day hike

Short answer: Three layers cover a typical day hike: bamboo viscose closest to the skin, insulation in the middle and...

Yoga clothing you do not have to keep adjusting

Short answer: In yoga, clothes should stay in place when you turn upside down. Bamboo viscose with stretch fits close...

Clothing for a round of golf in changing weather

Short answer: Five hours on the course cover both a cold morning and a warm midday. Thin layers of bamboo viscose let...

Cycle commuting without arriving soaked

Short answer: Eight kilometres of cycling means sweat even in cold weather. A thin layer of bamboo viscose worn close...