UV & Dust Protection Neck Gaiter Face Mask - Breathable Face Cover & Sleeve

robin r.: poor quality

India on Sep 05, 2023

Mark: This was one of the best backpacking purchases I've made. It's basic, but has lasted well and kept my face warm on those chilly overnights in the woods. I like it so much I bought another, though it will be some time before I open it, since the first one is still going strong. It's comfortable, versitile, super lightweight, and just an overall great product! I highly recommend this!

United States on Jul 02, 2023

Bijith Varghese: I purchased it for covering my nose mouth and neck while riding my bike. It's indeed a good product. But after months of use it starts to get loosen.

India on May 24, 2023

Rito Sánchez: Buena tela, es poco delgada, pero se ve de buena calidad.

Mexico on Dec 17, 2022

Marc Harrelle: Reçu rapidement et répond a mon besoin.

Canada on May 14, 2022

DB: Very versatile, soft and thin. Worked well for what I bought it for. Would have liked to pay a little less though, which is why it got 4 stars instead of 5.

Canada on Jan 21, 2020

Troy W: For anyone that every enjoyed covering their head, weather it be a ball cap or a bandana, I recommend adding one of these to your arsenal. They are so versatile. I won't go into details of the 20 things you can do with this product because the company's website does it well. Great product at a great price.

Brands: This product is by Tough and you may be aware of its competitor, BUFF. I think BUFF is a higher quality because it's material feels thicker and softer. Of course, it cost more than twice as much. So, I can equally recommend the Tough brand. The material is thinner, but I won't say that it is of poor quality. I have worn the Tough product very much and it is just that... tough! Unlike BUFF, Tough's fabric is a little more sheer which, during the summer months, may be more desirable. In the end, I would recommend the Tough brand especially based on its price point and color selection.

United States on Jan 08, 2017

Southern Belle: Really great little item! This is a thin, stretchy soft fabric. It is a long tube, 18 inches in length, without any seams that I can see. On first exam, I wondered how it could stretch enough for all the reported uses for this but it does stretch amazingly well and then returns to its original shape without sagging or over stretching.

My husband and I go cycling each week. I had cut a Frogg Toggs cooling cloth into a narrower strip and typically tie this around my neck on hot days. After once tying the strip around my forehead for cooling, my husband couldn't stop saying how much he liked the look! He has encouraged me to wear it frequently on our upcoming cruise through Europe. Well, this headband is PERFECT for this trip. We will be visiting many churches and even monasteries that require women to cover their heads. This little lightweight band will take up very little space in my bag, but can easily be pulled out for use as a head cover, neck scarf, headband for sports, or just a fashion statement. While I'll still use my Frogg towel/scarf for cycling in 95 degree heat, this scarf will be traveling with me everywhere!

Update: I lost my Froggs Toggs scarf before I...

United States on Aug 12, 2015

Patricia: I have been dealing with chronic migraines with aura since I was in my early teens. If I do not intervene when a migraine starts; it could last for days, weeks, or even months. Last fall, my go to medication for intervention stopped working. My neurologist tried to find a new one that I could tolerate, and that would work. We tried several different medications over the course of a few months. Nothing was working. My migraines started lasting longer and longer each time, breaking only after weeks of medication. In January, I woke up with a migraine that was a lot worse than most of the ones I'd had before. Unlike the others, this one didn't finally go away after a few weeks of medication. It persisted, grew worse, and resisted any attempt at treatment.

Inflammation plays a large role in chronic migraines. My neurologist suggested Botox as a treatment, but it was taking weeks to get insurance approval. In the meantime, he suggested that I used cold therapy to alleviate some of the pain. I had a few smaller ice packs leftover from a wisdom teeth removal a few years ago, and found that they worked well when pressed against each of my trigger points (two at base of head, two...

United States on Jul 25, 2015