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New Level 1 Tall Tees (Thermals!)

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wintersway
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tall, long sleeve, and waffle knit thermal.

http://www.level1productions.com/store.php?pc=1&pid=83
Jan 9 2010 4:38AM
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PC.
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I hope they're legit tall. I got a 4XL black long sleeve and it wasnt close to tall enough for me.

Though I am 6'5.
Jan 9 2010 4:48AM
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Newschool_Pope
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that stuff looks epic. ima get one!!!
Jan 9 2010 10:27AM
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Dr.Brown
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haha! checked out the tall tees and saw this:

"Tallness approved by Henrik Harlaut and Phil Casabon"
Jan 9 2010 10:31AM
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thebeesknees
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to bad i just ordered my saga one
Jan 9 2010 10:55AM
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psychkub
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I wanted a SAGA one but they sold out, so I bought one of these. Thanks for the heads up!
Jan 9 2010 11:25AM
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HamFaceGirl
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hmmmm. maybe you should look at this chart .....How big is big? Measurements are from the fabric at the neckline to the bottom of the shirt:
The 6XL T measures approximately 36 inches
The 5XL T measures approximately 35 inches
The 4XL T measures approximately 34 inches
The 3XL T measures approximately 33 inches
The 2XL T measures approximately 32 inches
The 1XL T measures approximately 31 inches

God people are so dumb these days
Jan 9 2010 11:27AM
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mBjerkenes
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They have just copied almost everything from the tall tee's and pasted it on the thermals. Send a mail to Josh B, he should have all the specs on em
Jan 9 2010 12:00PM
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PAuL_Hellar
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those are pretty baller
Jan 9 2010 12:05PM
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Spacekroft
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those look sick!
Jan 9 2010 12:11PM
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blindside
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..not as tall as I would have liked
Jan 9 2010 1:03PM
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wintersway
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remember wearing long johns when you were younger? same material.
Jan 9 2010 2:14PM
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Flien
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Why do you have to pay through creditcard? I don't have a credit card, only paypal =(
Jan 9 2010 2:56PM
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Dustin.
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Most adults have a credit card.  You almost have to in order to build credit, get loans, and purchase items from most companies.  I suggest you get one and pay off your balances immediately after purchases.  A great way to build just enough credit to maybe get a loan on a car.
Jan 9 2010 3:05PM
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Flien
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Well, I'm an adult, but in the Netherlands close to no-one has a creditcard. Everything is payed for by debit cards in stores and stuff. Never had a online store who just accepted creditcards and no paypal. And I don't feel like getting a creditcard to pay for a level 1 shirt and then never use again... This sucks =(
Jan 9 2010 3:13PM
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wameron
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debit cards work
Jan 9 2010 3:19PM
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Flien
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Well, it says payment by Visa or Mastercard, those are creditcards here. Debit is maestro, which is unfortenantly not an option
Jan 9 2010 3:24PM
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wintersway
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thats really weird, TD bank uses visa as their debit card, and some banks use mastercard.

i would try putting in your number and name, with one of them checked, and see if it works. if it doesnt, try it with the other option selected.
Jan 9 2010 4:03PM
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Flien
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Yeah, that was the first thing I tried, but it doesn't work.
Gonna ask if one of my friends has a creditcard, but I don't have high hopes
Jan 9 2010 4:11PM
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Kevski
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Damn really wish they took paypal. I don't have a credit card yet... Those tall long sleeve thermals sound delicious
Jan 9 2010 5:47PM
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I_liketobutter
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its called a goddamn checking account/card. can be used anywhere like a credit card, but the money must already be in your account like a debt card.

and visa/mastercard make other kinds of accounts besides credit......it should be through your bank anyway

......kids these days.....stop using your parents cards or your cash for stuff and get some knowledge and a couple bank accounts
Jan 9 2010 6:06PM
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Kevski
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I'm in Canada, and I do have a chequing account/debit card. It is directly through my bank, not visa/mastercard. We don't have as many luxuries as you guys. And Americans can also get the paypal plugin or whatever it's called, that generates a credit card number that pays through your paypal. Not available in Canada either. I'll be able to get one in less than a year anyways so it's not a big deal. I could get a reloadable mc/visa gift card, but that just seems kinda pointless.

Don't assume everyone without a credit card is a dumb kid.


Jan 9 2010 6:15PM
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Dustin.
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My base layer t-shirt doesn't get wet very often...this is just a little warmer.
Jan 9 2010 8:01PM
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IHOP
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^^sorta right. You do not build any credit rating by paying off the balance at the end of each month. Depending on your CC policy you have to run a balance in your account long enough to acrue interest payments. If you do no acrue interest payments then you are not using credit but are instead using your CC like a checking account, which says nothing about your credit worthiness and leads to no credit score.

But Smail is right in general, you have to get a CC at some point in your life its probably best to get it sooner than later. Just be responsible with it.


Jan 9 2010 8:24PM
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Dustin.
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No you don't though.  Quite the opposite in fact.  Average balance is a factor, and not having a balance obviously creates one close to $0.  I've never been charged interest on a credit card, and my rating was 730 back when I applied for my first car loan.  It's probably better now, but I don't know what it is.  I've had to finance about $35,000 of different things from cars to engagement rings, and that rating has always helped me get a great rate.

Anyway, this thread is about thermal shirts so I feel like a loser after writing all this!
Jan 9 2010 11:22PM
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Dustin.
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See, if you sweat you need a t-shirt.  Not a thermal!
Jan 9 2010 11:23PM
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Flien
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It's only in the US that you need a credit card sooner or later. Close to nobody in the Netherlands has a credit card. Especially not of my age, maybe older people (thinkg 40's-50's). It's just in the US that they use it for nearly everything. And also, here visa and mastercard are only used as creditcards.
I'm not that stupid... ;)
Let's just say it would be easy if they had paypal
Jan 10 2010 8:47AM
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psychkub
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These things are legit!

6XL - 6'2"

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They even threw in a free dog!
Jan 15 2010 9:00PM
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Dr.Brown
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Very nice! They are VERY legit you might say
Jan 15 2010 10:29PM
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FerrisBueller
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5XL 5'8" they are 35 inches in the 5XL
Jan 15 2010 10:45PM
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Mflick10
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those are sick

Jan 15 2010 10:55PM
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FerrisBueller
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thanks man i love it, i reccomend buying them
Jan 15 2010 11:09PM
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JoshB
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New Level 1 website dropping sometime soon... complete with Paypal payment options for all items in our store.
Jan 26 2010 12:54AM
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wintersway
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sick. paypal makes everything so easy, even for those with a debit or credit card.
Jan 26 2010 12:59AM
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SweatyBallShack
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No. like the base layer. like hot chilis
Feb 11 2010 7:48PM
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norio
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I got a red one. In a bag after shredding in rain, my white gloves went to pink...
I am scared to wash my tee...
Feb 12 2010 8:23AM
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andersteeze
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they have reall potent ink just do what my mom did to mine. Put some cold water in a tub or w.e put vinigar in it, and soak your tee in it. Yea some die will come out in the water but its supposed to "set" the ink in the material. Works good and it didnt fade or nothing
Feb 12 2010 11:20AM
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drod
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Mine is on its way... 5xl and im 5.8! Hope its nice and tall!
Feb 12 2010 12:20PM
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1337
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damn i want one
Feb 12 2010 12:37PM
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norio
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Thank you :-) I'll try it.
Feb 12 2010 12:43PM
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SweatyBallShack
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I feel like I should throw my green 6xl up on here but im too lazy. Theyre warm but not heavy
Feb 12 2010 5:12PM
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T-Holt
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Hot Chilis are moisture wicking and not cotton.
Feb 12 2010 6:39PM
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SweatyBallShack
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and too warm
Feb 12 2010 6:52PM
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canterbury
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ordered mine a few days ago
Feb 12 2010 7:20PM
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cool.
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thats 6xlt. bad pic to see the length but it comes down to the top of my knees and i'm 5'7" or so. after washing it it shrunk like an inch and a half so now its about and inch and a half above my knee. i should've let it air dry. but the material stretches quite easily so if its not tall enough for you you could easily stretch it
Feb 12 2010 7:39PM
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cool.
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oh and no hate. these things are super sick and perfect if you want a tall-fitting and warm layer
Feb 12 2010 7:42PM
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no_steeze
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wearing cotton next to your skin defeats the purpose of wearing a thermal...it's one of the dumber things you can do if you care about staying warm and dry
Feb 12 2010 7:58PM
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SweatyBallShack
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Unless you sweat alot it shouldnt be a problem
Feb 12 2010 8:01PM
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no_steeze
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you get any water on it and you're fucked

i thought people generally knew that cotton is useless for anything involving moisture
Feb 12 2010 8:05PM
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SweatyBallShack
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Mabie with a hoodie but if your gettin snow on your baselayer when youve got a jacket on you might wanna invest in a new one
Feb 12 2010 8:14PM
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no_steeze
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i'm just saying, people always sweat, you always get some form of moisture in your jacket. if not you aren't skiing hard enough

in cotton when you sweat a little it stays for the whole day whereas with something moisture wicking it dries out instantly and you don't get cold
Feb 12 2010 8:35PM
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