Neoprene Thermal fleece masks - are they any good

alexanderomahon

Thinking about getting one of these for a 15 k morning cycle to work. My question is this. what are they like to cycle in? Are they easy to roll down once you warm up etc

http://www.grabonestore.ie/thermal-fleece-mask?utm_source=GrabOne+Store+Ireland&utm_campaign=ET_8040_ie-store_ireland_20121203&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Memory+Foam+Mattress+%2F+Neoprene+Thermal+Fleece+Mask+++8+other+deals#page

kenmc

just get a buff?

petethedrummer

kenmc wrote: »

just get a buff?

Yep, buff or neck-gaiter. You will find your self wanting to cover and uncover your face on various parts of the journey as you heat up and cool down. Easy to do with the buff. That think looks like a pain in the....

Darkglasses

I vote also for the neck gaiter/buff/snood. I've been wearing one all winter!

If you have trouble finding them in the shops, just cut the top off a beanie hat. My local heatons is also selling them cheap right now.

Rew

Darkglasses wrote: »

I vote also for the neck gaiter/buff/snood. I've been wearing one all winter!

If you have trouble finding them in the shops, just cut the top off a beanie hat. My local heatons is also selling them cheap right now.

TK Max always have a big selection of them as do Portwest and Great Outdoors

Lumen

A woolly balaclava breathes better.

Jawgap

I have a neoprene mask for the bike......



....but to be honest it's a pain on any kind of long spin. I'd add my vote to the buff - they're much more practical.