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Topic	Date	User
What do climbers want to wear?	24-Sep-2005 At 7:31:02 PM	Jespa
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i'm not sure if anyone else has noticed it, but stuff like coolmax powerdry polypro and all those polyester type fabrics tend to catch on rock and fray and fluff up,especially on the sleeves and chest, has happend on all 3 of my MHW power dry shirts. nylon and organics like cotton and merino dont seem to do it anywhere to the same degree, so maybe stick to those fabrics like supplex tactel and stuff like that. the MHW escalade pant is awesome for climbing in, and so is your 3/4 short in nylon. there are always going to be heaps and heaps of improvements but is a start. Icebreaker do a perforated material on the backs of their active shirts, maybe try that too???

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