Nike Rival Womens Training Hoodie (green)

  • Nike Rival Womens Training Hoodie (green)
    Nike Rival Womens Training Hoodie (green)
    Nike Review this store Womens Clothing Nike *** Use Code Free2010 For Free Delivery *** When Wind Or Cold Dares You To Keep Your Outdoor Training On Track, Reach For The Nike Rival Women's Training Hoodie. It Features Sweat-wicking Fabric, Insulating Panels And Other Features That Adapt To Your Training Needs, Whatever The Weather. The Rival Hoodie's Extended Half-zip Lets You Control Your Exposure To The Elements As You Work Out. Strategically Placed Interior Inserts Provide Extra Warmth To Your Neck And Forearms When You Need It, And Extended-length Sleeves With Thumbholes Give You Glove-free Warmth And Protection. Made Of Lightweight, Soft And Durable Stretch Fabric, This Hoodie Has One More Way To Boost Your Comfort: Its Bonded Seams Eliminate Stitching And Help Reduce The Chance Of Chafing. Dri-fit Fabric To Wick Sweat Away And Help Keep You Dry And Comfortable Hood Contrast Taping At Bonded Seams Fabric: Body: Dri-fit 87% Nylon/13% Spandex. Panels: Dri-fit 88% Polyester/12% Spandex. Machine Wash Imported £65.00
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