Easy. wrote:
https://nikeoregonproject.com/collections/tops-t-shirts/products/dri-fit-medalist-tank-3Subway Surfers wrote:
I've wanted a NOP singlet for ages, just for a joke, but they're like $500 on ebay. The Bowerman singlets are non existent as well.
Um I was talking about an actual race day NOP singlet that I'd wear for a 15 min-ish 5k.
Subway Surfers wrote:
Easy. wrote:
https://nikeoregonproject.com/collections/tops-t-shirts/products/dri-fit-medalist-tank-3Um I was talking about an actual race day NOP singlet that I'd wear for a 15 min-ish 5k.
Yes, you're way too good to race in that. ?
He wants everyone to think that he's doping and fast.
And do you have 100 percent proof that NOP is doping?
This is the fumbest f'n question ever.
why does anyone wear anything?
Please share a list of what companies/brands you wear and your reasoning behind it so we all know whats acceptable to wear.
James2:09 wrote:
And do you have 100 percent proof that NOP is doping?
Doping? No, they are in the legal limits. Just lots of grey zone stuff, NOP is probably on Actovegin, and they are for sure on high doses of vitamin D, l-carnitine infusions, thyroid medications, etc. This is what a lot of people don't understand. The smart ones aren't doping like they did back in the pre 60s to early 2000s anymore. Than there are designer drugs like steroid gummies some baseball players used that would be out of their system within a few hours(good excuse to say you didn't hear the doorbell, just popped one of those gummies in and they knocked at your door.....). I would not be surprised if there was similar EPO/blood boosting drugs like that. But the era of just using a bunch of gear is now a thing of the pass. Unless you make sure you pay 32 dollars for tea. Remember, it's only illegal if you get caught?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MIl5RxhLZ5UCan't say I'm proud of this purchase, but the blue/white turbos with the NOP logo are $30 off, I couldn't resist. So if you see a hobbyjogger in South Boston, no I'm not trying to look like a serious runner like the OP suggests, the discount fueled the impulse buy.
b4rr0w wrote:
Can't say I'm proud of this purchase, but the blue/white turbos with the NOP logo are $30 off, I couldn't resist. So if you see a hobbyjogger in South Boston, no I'm not trying to look like a serious runner like the OP suggests, the discount fueled the impulse buy.
Finish line has one color on sale for $120 and a few others for $150.
https://www.finishline.com/store/_/N-/Ntt-pegasus%20turbojhgkjh wrote:
Finish line has one color on sale for $120 and a few others for $150.
I'm aware, not the blue/white though.