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Someone had mentioned that Dick's sporting goods stocks a cheaper alternative to underarmor. Does anyone know if these would work?

 

http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/...oductId=2250781

 

or

 

http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/...oductId=2246877

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Someone had mentioned that Dick's sporting goods stocks a cheaper alternative to underarmor. Does anyone know if these would work?

 

http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/...oductId=2250781

 

or

 

http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/...oductId=2246877

 

Have you tried Walmart? I just bought a few sets of "under armor" there for I believe $15 a piece (top and bottoms are separate). The brand is called Rocky and they come in a clamshell like package.

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I found a pair of pants at Modell's today. I think they are the right thing. I think they are for warmer weather, and were called "cycling" pants (but didn't have the padded crotch). They are single layer, shiny fabric that seem to fit skin tight. I couldn't see through them when I tried them on. They were marked $22, but had a small hole in them. Since they were the only pair left the manager gave them to be for $10. Does this sound like the right stuff? Now what do I do with them? Will velcro be stitched to them? I haven't placed the order for my FX suit yet, so I don't have instructions. I saw that the velcro is adhesive, but I can't see just sticking it to them would work.

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What you bought should be fine. You shouldn't need to put any velcro on the suit it will be more for the armor seams and parts of the strapping system.

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easiest way to tell if you have the right stuff:

 

1. Put it on

 

2. Look in mirror

 

3. Is it solid black and skin tight?

3a. "Yes"- congratulations its the right stuff

3b. "No" - Keep shopping for something else.

 

B)

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easiest way to tell if you have the right stuff:

 

1. Put it on

 

2. Look in mirror

 

3. Is it solid black and skin tight?

3a. "Yes"- congratulations its the right stuff

3b. "No" - Keep shopping for something else.

 

B)

 

So I don't have to worry about it supporting weight and drooping then?

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Your undersuit shouldnt be supporting any weight at all. I use separate piece top and bottom cotton spandex blend. Nothing attaches to the under suit at all. I think I have about $30 wrapped up in my undersuit.

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you said it perfect bro . and if you can see yourself it is to thin 2 . nothing should be attached to it ether . well nothing but you lol.

 

 

easiest way to tell if you have the right stuff:

 

1. Put it on

 

2. Look in mirror

 

3. Is it solid black and skin tight?

3a. "Yes"- congratulations its the right stuff

3b. "No" - Keep shopping for something else.

 

B)

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HI,

Walmart has an off brand of under armor. It's called "Athletic Works" for under $10 a peice. I wear this under my "real" body armor. It is very cool & dries super fast. Great for those troops in the summer.

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