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Nilit Heat y las fibras que aprovechan el calor corporal

Nilit Heat and the fibers that harness body heat

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Nilit Heat and the fibers that harness body heat

Coffee charcoal nylon that captures your heat and returns it to you as infrared. How it works and what to expect.

Lana merino frente a fibra sintética en el frío, cuál elegir

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Merino Wool vs. Synthetic Fiber in the Cold: Which to Choose

Merino regulates and insulates when wet; synthetics are durable and dry quickly. That's why the answer is often to blend them.

Para qué sirve el hilo de cobre en un calcetín de ciclismo

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What is copper thread used for in a cycling sock?

It's not marketing: copper is antimicrobial and reduces odor-causing bacteria.

Qué es Thermolite y por qué abriga sin peso

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What is Thermolite and why does it keep you warm without the bulk

A hollow fiber that traps air and provides warmth without weight, with an idea taken from the polar bear's fur.

Por Qué Fabricamos en España, Italia y Portugal

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Why We Manufacture in Spain, Italy, and Portugal

Mooquer manufactures its sportswear in Spain, Italy, and Portugal. What each country brings to the table and why European manufacturing makes a difference.

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Qué Pasa si Rompes una Rueda de Carbono

Nadie te lo pregunta en la tienda hasta que está a punto de pagar. Y entonces siempre sale: «¿y si la rompo?». Es la pregunta correcta y casi nadie la responde con claridad, así que vamos con ella....

Cómo vestir en bici según la temperatura

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What to wear when cycling based on temperature

Dress for mile ten, not mile one. A guide to temperatures from 0 to 30 degrees and the real difference between a vest, windbreaker, and jacket.

Malla interior en el pantalón de running: cuándo la necesitas y cuándo estorba

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Built-in briefs in running shorts: when you need them and when they get in the way

Short answer: if you run for less than an hour, you don't need it. If you're going to be active for more than two hours, the inner brief stops being an extra and becomes the deciding factor in whet...

MADE IN EUROPE

Less, but better

We design and manufacture in Spain, Italy, and Portugal. A few garments, well-crafted, designed to perform and last. This is not activewear; this is serious gear.

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