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"  In the summer when I run, I love my synthetic shirts that wick away moisture and keep me cool. However, now that it&amp;#039;s fall and getting a little chillier, I like to switch over to wool for my outdoor activities. Yes, you read right---wool! Not only does it keep me warm but it&amp;#039;s lightweight and doesn&amp;#039;t easily absorb odor or water. While you may think of wool as itchy or uncomfortable, that&amp;#039;s not true of all wools. Look for fine-gauge wool like Merino-it&amp;#039;s so soft that unless you look at the label, you probably won&amp;#039;t even know its wool. You may find wool workout clothes on the pricy side but if you like to spend time in the outdoors when it&amp;#039;s cold and crisp, you&amp;#039;ll find it&amp;#039;s well worth spending a little extra. Check out Icebreaker and Ibex for super-soft Merino apparel. Both companies make tops, bottoms, jackets, and even underwear that are unbelievably comfortable. Looking for walking shoes? Check out How to Buy the Best Walking Shoes Take a look at Hot Performance Outerwear, Less Environmental Impact for outerwear options that are greener. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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