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NBx Conduction Half Zip Review

By on Sep 17, 2009 in Women's, Women's Running Apparel

NBX Conduction NBx Conduction Half Zip ReviewNew Balance continues to add quality clothing to their NBx Collection, which utilizes premium technologies, such as X-static. X-static is a pure silver textile that provides anti-microbial, anti-odor, and thermo regulation properties. New Balance has incorporated this new fiber into the Conduction Half Zip. The stylish and functional Conduction Half Zip is super soft, has a chest pocket that is perfect for a key-chapstick-or media device, a front pocket near the hip that is perfect for energy gels. The Conduction Half Zip also has flat locked seams that prevent chaffing and sore spots when worn with a pack, long arms with thumb holes that are concealed when not in use, and reflective accents on the front, side, and back of the top. The Conduction Half Zip was tested during the Pikes Peak Ascent race; testers felt the top truly kept them warm during windy gusts at 12,000 ft, while also allowing moisture transfer at the lower-warmer elevations. Testers loved the feminine fit and fun colors as well. The Conduction Half Zip will be a go to piece in your running clothes stash. For more information, please visit NewBalance.com

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Shannon, our fabulous female tester, takes gear testing to a new level for women. When not at work or school, she is most likely training for a marathon, climbing one of Colorado’s tallest peaks, riding her road bike, or skiing down a mountain slope. Like many women, Shannon gets cold easily, therefore, we try to test the best all weather gear to help her stay warm and dry during all day outdoor pursuits. In the warmer months, Shannon enjoys exploring the Colorado backcountry with her friends and dogs and attempts to escape for as many trail runs as her schedule allows. Shannon is a great women’s tester because she gives readers true insight into how a product may perform for an active woman.

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