Tapout clothing, or really anything having to do with MMA or NASCAR
Tapout clothing, or really anything having to do with MMA or NASCAR
dudes who wear those 5 finger shoes to the weight room (i can't stand that)
those beanies with the short visor thing on them
sagging jeans
Flat brim hats, especially with the sticker, are RIDONKULOUS
anybody here:
Very good wrote:
Well said.
I'd also like add that I prefer arm sleeves during cold races, even at a 5k distance. When it's 25 degrees at the start, I love the little extra warmth. Have you ever tried wearing a tight dri-fit shirt under a singlet? It sucks because it rides up and gets scrunched up and twisted/turned as you run and it's very uncomfortable and annoying. Arm sleeves don't cause this problem. And for longer races, you can take them off much easier than an entire shirt.
As for the guy who said something about half-tights at distances greater than 800m. I disagree, I used to wear them in the 3000m steeple, and preferred them to shorts.
Let me clarify, if you finish a race with arm warmers you are a moron. The idea of them is decent, keep your arms warm until you are warmed up then get rid of them (easier than a long sleeve t shirt) but why the hell would you wear them for a 5k or wear them for an entire marathon? Even if it was 25 degrees? Are you that much of a pussy that you don't want your arms cold? It's a f***ing race, wear an old long sleeve to the start, toss it right before the race then you are off and you get warm.
As for the poster above you, I spend plenty of time training. I don't spend time worrying about how to keep my arms warm during a RACE.
Race day premiums from head to toe. I work in a running store and every time someone comes in with their "Boston Jacket" they look like a peacock and just stand there waiting for someone to notice-like we actually care. Its hilarious and pathetic at the same time. And I guess Ill mention other peoples race medals....Yes i have sold my race medals to weirdo customers that see them and want them and I suppose they end up wearing them ....
Thomas Rollins wrote:
Very good wrote:Well said.
I'd also like add that I prefer arm sleeves during cold races, even at a 5k distance. When it's 25 degrees at the start, I love the little extra warmth. Have you ever tried wearing a tight dri-fit shirt under a singlet? It sucks because it rides up and gets scrunched up and twisted/turned as you run and it's very uncomfortable and annoying. Arm sleeves don't cause this problem. And for longer races, you can take them off much easier than an entire shirt.
As for the guy who said something about half-tights at distances greater than 800m. I disagree, I used to wear them in the 3000m steeple, and preferred them to shorts.
Let me clarify, if you finish a race with arm warmers you are a moron. The idea of them is decent, keep your arms warm until you are warmed up then get rid of them (easier than a long sleeve t shirt) but why the hell would you wear them for a 5k or wear them for an entire marathon? Even if it was 25 degrees? Are you that much of a pussy that you don't want your arms cold? It's a f***ing race, wear an old long sleeve to the start, toss it right before the race then you are off and you get warm.
As for the poster above you, I spend plenty of time training. I don't spend time worrying about how to keep my arms warm during a RACE.
having cold arms is a waste of energy, douchetits, and wasting energy is the last thing you want to do in a race, especially a marathon
Does anyone remember when it was fashionable for guys to go around with the front of their shirt tucked in but not the rest of it? I always felt that looked pretty stupid.
1. Popped collars
2. Ed Hardy
3. Sorority goggles
L I vestrong wrote:
anything Livestrong
I can understand this dislike. It may seem that these people are Lance tools, but then it is really cool that every cent of the purchase goes toward cancer research which is extremely cool. So next time you see a lance head remember that the money at least wentt o a good cause. This will help you overlook any sartorial sins.
For me the douchiest clothing would have to be either Toms, or true religion jeans.
Suits.
If you have a job that requires a suit, or if you feel compelled to wear a suit to any event, you are not only a moron but a sheepish automaton as well.
this isn't clothing, but:
A moustache!
Especially "stashies for nashies" or whatever bs that is. Not a good look, you look like a male attention whore, a creepy 1980's van driver, and just basically a jackass.
A T-shirt that says "I'm a moron".
Louis Vuitton, Prada, Coach, etc.. Basically super-expensive bags/clothes/accessories with the label stamped on them.
My thought is it's either someone who is trying to impress others, or can't think for themselves. Either has $ and buys wasteful shit with it, or doesn't have the money and is living beyond their means.
Either way, moron. Not worthy of my respect.
Mrs. M wrote:
Uggs +
http://bandoffathers.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/pants1.jpg
that ass is extremely ***not*** juicy. it is flat and weak. that is quite possibly the flattest ass i have seen in years.
Any dude with his shirt collar turned up.
Naked Lunch Thursday wrote:
Thanks for leaving the #1 item for me: anything depicting Che Guevara.
but what about this?
http://hideyourarms.com/2009/07/07/che-guevara-wearing-che-guevara-tshirt-atshirt/500 dollar jeans
Reading through the entire thread, it is apparent that every article of clothing - to someone, somewhere - is moronic. With that in mind, I'll keep wearing the same things I always have, and keep thinking that anyone who judges other people on superficial things like clothing/appearance is a douchebag and a moron.
yea i got a couple of these dudes in my gym now that wear them.
they all do this crazy circuit of throwing weights, pylometrics and then about 2 or 3 minutes of walk / fast run on the treadmill ... all repeated maybe a half dozen times.
decent sized guys too and they're slamming their feet on the belt pretty damn hard. Im guessing a months tops before I'll see them in
cast.
