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" The GH Research Institute tested the latest odor-fighting and quick-dry apparel to find out which brands really live up to their claims. No-smell socks Manufacturers say fabric made with silver fights odor because the metal is naturally antimicrobial. But at about $14 a pair, can these high-tech socks really beat a regular cotton brand? Our testers wore the socks at the gym, then sealed each pair in a bag. A month later our textiles director performed, yes, a sniff test to see if there was a detectable difference. There sure was. The cotton socks smelled so foul, she almost doubled over. The silver socks barely had an odor. Our two favorites: EuroSock&amp;#039;s 5K silver ($13), which also have extra arch-support cushioning, and Wigwam Unisex Socks Ultimax Silver Lite Low ($12).  No-sweat clothes Plenty of companies claim their workout gear will wick sweat away. But of the 10 brands we examined, only three delivered. Admittedly, our tests were tough--after washing the clothes five times, we evaluated how quickly water was absorbed and wicked away. Gym regulars also exercised in the garments. Results: The Brooks brand was tops. Its Revelation T ($36) is made from moisture-transfer polyester fibers that kept testers comfortable even when they were sweating. The Brooks Motion Skort ($56), which uses the same fabric technology, won raves too. Also a hit: Champion Vapor Loose Fit Tank ($32). It&amp;#039;s made with cocona (burnt coconut shells), which translates into faster drying.  Back to our Walk Off the Weight plan "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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