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Hyrox Intel — Tagged "Fabric Science"
The Physics of Why Wet Cotton Weighs You Down
Wet cotton weighs you down because cotton is hydrophilic, its fibres chemically bind water and hold many times their ... more
Why Do Race Tops Reinforce the Hem?
Race tops reinforce the hem because the hem is where ultra-light race fabric fails first: it is gripped, tugged and r... more
What Is Precision Cutting Per Size and Why It Matters
Precision cutting per size means each size is cut to its own pattern rather than simply scaling one shape up or down,... more
Why Do Technical Fabrics Hold Odour and How Construction Reduces It
Technical fabrics hold odour because synthetic fibres like polyester are oil-loving, so they trap skin oils and the b... more
How Ventilation Placement Follows Where You Sweat Most
Ventilation placement follows your sweat map: the body sweats most on the upper back, chest, underarms and lower back... more
The Difference Between Race Fabric and Everyday Gym Fabric
Race fabric is stripped to the minimum weight that still holds up, prioritising airflow, fast drying and staying ligh... more