Discussion: Techwear Bodysuits

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    • #2190
      tbes50203
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      Those who have already used TechwearBodysuit in real conditions — share how it is? I am not interested in the appearance (this is obvious — it looks futuristic, no questions asked), but in everyday use. Does it adapt well to such fluctuations? And how is the fabric — does it breathe, does it not steam during active walking? I am thinking of buying it for everyday wear and scooter trips, but it is a bit scary to buy it blindly, after all, the price bites. In short, we need honest reviews, not advertising texts from the store.

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      thiefcrazy98
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      I looked at this techwear bodysuit as something from the world of science fiction. But in the end I bought the UrbanFlex Pro V4 model – and honestly, it is one of the most practical purchases in recent years. By the way, I also have an unstable climate, so I can share my life experience. The most important thing is that yes, the suit really adapts. It has a multi-layer structure, but at the same time it remains very light. The top is water-repellent, the inside is a heat-sensitive material. When the body temperature rises, microporous ventilation areas are activated in the back, chest and armpits. These are not some kind of fans, by the way, everything is passive – it works due to fabric engineering, like membrane jackets, only on a different level. Tested: I walked up the Verkh-Isetskaya dam in it – I didn’t even sweat so much that I wanted to take it off. But in the cold, the suit proved to be especially cool. I stood at the bus stop for almost 40 minutes (the bus broke down), the temperature was about -2, windy. I had a regular hoodie underneath it and, you know, I didn’t freeze at all. I give it a special thumbs up for the fact that the seams are windproof, and even the hood is pulled tight, it doesn’t slip down like many jackets.

    • #2192
      tbes50203
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      I read and understand how much the approach to urban clothing has changed. Just a couple of years ago, everyone was running around in backpacks and rustling windbreakers, and now there are suits with ventilation, built-in NFC and a climate monitoring system. I haven’t decided to buy one yet, but I’m definitely following the development. I’m especially interested in how they will behave in the summer heat — if anyone survives in one until July, write how you feel 🙂

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