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Aaron Sorensen BPL Member
PostedSep 5, 2007 at 9:58 pm

I have been searching all over BPL with mutipile searches and came up dry.

About 2 1/2 to 4 weeks ago I came across a post about hoodies and some one posted a differnt option for a company that has a hoody .

It was made of power dry or power stretch.
When I went to the site, the prices were very good.
They had 2 differnt styles of both tops and bottoms with the Power fabric along with a hoody and even some other clothing pieces with the Power material.

Since I was unable to find it with searchs here, I went to the Polartech website to try to find the products made with the Power fabrics.

Nothing, (after searching for an hour).

I realy want to order some of the products but I am completly lost on where to find it.

I also found at work so the computer only saves the last day of you cockies, history, ect…

PostedSep 6, 2007 at 2:21 pm

Given the number of threads discussing fleece, the R1 Hoody, etc., I couldn't quite make up my mind where to post this. I settled on this one because it's the most current…

I've owned both R1 and R2 products, but I have no experience with the Polartec Micro Grid that Melanzana uses for their Hoody. Therefore, I asked the folks at Melanzana for info on how Micro Grid compares to R1. In case it will be of help to anyone else, here's a snip from the response that I received:

Our Micro Grid fabric is actually lighter than the R1. It is 100% polyester where the R1 has some spandex mixed in. Therefore, it does have more stretch than the micro grid but it is heavier. We like the micro grid fabric because it is light weight, keeps you warm, and is very breathable.

Aaron Sorensen BPL Member
PostedSep 6, 2007 at 4:09 pm

Melanzana is the company I was looking for.
They have some nice clothing.
Thanks

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