Wrapping Question

I need some clarification please.

When you guys in the states talk about sweat shirt material as a wrap material, do you mean T shirt material or is what you call sweat shirt material what I down here would call a Tank top or sleaveless shirt?

Maybe any follow hangers in Australia may be able to tell me?

Thanks in advance
GMJ

GMJ,

Good to see you back.

>When you guys in the states talk about sweat shirt material as a wrap material, do you mean T shirt material or is what you call sweat shirt material what I down here would call a Tank top or sleaveless shirt?<

I would say neither. SS material is thick, soft and elastic. It is usually a cold weather type of cloth. Usually a tight weave on the outside and fleece on the inside.

Bigger

Thanks Bigger

I understand now what it is.

I remember seeing fleecy pullover tops with hoods behind the neck worn by guys at the gym in winter months gone by.

I think most of them had something like sweethog written on them. Maybe a brand name.

Thanks again for the clarification
GMJ

For my bib I use sweat shirt material first and then theraband! Works great!

Titan,
It’s good to hear it works well for you. I am chasing some sweatshirt material in next few days for experimentation, however I have cut up an old T shirt and found that the level of comfort with the T shirt material is much better than my original wrap.

The skin is less irritated then before.

One thing is I have never been able to get the theraband material working for me. I just am unable to get if wrapped around snuggly. I must do something wrong in the wrapping process.

Bigger,

Did I read you once saying that you had your wrap materials rolled up before wrapping so you weren’t handling a lenght of materal but rather a small roll (Bundle)?

And did you start your wrapping on the top or underside of the shaft?

GMJ

GMJ,

>Did I read you once saying that you had your wrap materials rolled up before wrapping so you weren’t handling a lenght of materal but rather a small roll (Bundle)? <

That is correct.

>And did you start your wrapping on the top or underside of the shaft? <

Underside.

Bigger

Bigger,

Thanks mate.

GMJ