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Old 04-25-2012, 11:12 PM #4
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I have had some success with arm sleeves made for runners. They are Asics brand. They are not as tight as the under armor ones as they have more give. They keep me arm warm and also make it easier to wear a shirt against my skin. I did have trouble finding them. I actually went to a store that specializes in running/walking. Good Luck
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