Buff unisex Lightweight Merino Wool Headwear
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Please find below some information about our Midweight Merino Wool *br> *br>The product dimensions are (1.25 cm approx. A height of 5 inches *Weight The yarn you will need is 36 ounces It is 250g/m2
It doesn't seem to be very warm even though I don't know what it is made of.
The dimensions of the product are as follows (1.25 cm approx. A 5 x 9 matrix. A 5 inch rectangle
Selected User Reviews For Buff unisex Lightweight Merino Wool Headwear
Among my Buffs I have a half dozen originals. I am trying out Merino wool for the first time. It looks like someone had the bright idea to sew on a gigantic, ridiculous tag to the merino buff, but I still really like it. As soon as I remove it, I'll have to figure out how to remove my new $30 neck gaiter without damaging it. It was a really bad decision.
wool Buff a couple of years ago, and it has made a big difference to my winter wardrobe. To ensure my data was safe, I bought It is a real disappointment. Compared to the previous Buff, this one is much looser fitting. It almost looks like it has been stretched. In addition, the fabric is not "wooly". A buff sticker is attached to the inner tag. Also, the material bears a very faint imprint of the Buff logo. My doubts about its authenticity would not exist if it weren't for these two things.
This was bought so I could cover my COVID face After taking it out of the package it seemed like it would fit fine. However, after wearing it for less than an hour, it stretched out enough that it became a little bit bothersome. I have to agree with some other reviewers, it's light and soft enough, but it is a little thin, as some have said. The bra is too big for it to stay on a woman's body. I folded it in half so that the bottom half was doubled, and then I pulled it over my face once more. In order to keep light from coming through and provide decent coverage against COVID, a triple layer is necessary. My experience with it was that it is lightweight and breathable, but I had to adjust it quite often while I was shopping for groceries. If I were actually to run with this on, there's no way it would remain.
In the pandemic I discovered neck gaiters and have been in love with them ever since. Buffs are a little thicker and longer than Kingree, which I like a lot, however you get Yet, you never know how handy those extra two inches will be until you have to use Using this Buff is very comfortable, I don't even notice it's there even after hours of wearing it. The merino wool feels soft and thin, no irritation, and you can even wear it under a coat. Using this mask, I can create four layers across my nose and mouth (I can do three with the Kingrees). If I need additional protection, I can also fit a paper filter between the layers, and it stays put even if I yank This is a very easy filter My favorite thing about the wool ones is that they are print on both sides, or at least, are not white on the inside. My least favorite thing is the Buff logo, as it is always inconveniently placed, and I like how Kingrees generally do not do this. Seems to expand from body heat, making it slip just a tad, but reshapes thereafter. I will update the review if it indeed stretches out of shape, but for now it's great, my favorite gaiter so far.
I bought these for my wife for her outdoor time, since she gets cold easily and has a hard time keeping warm. She can wear the neck pieces, or they can go around her head to keep her It is lighter and warmer than a scarf for her, and it feels more comfortable for her. The fabric is easy to wash and holds up well in the wash. In addition to the color, she really likes how it gives her a little style & flair It boasts style. My jealousy over her is so severe that even if I picked one up, I might want to buy one myself. This is a highly recommended book!.
During my search, I made a couple of mistakes because I did not know what I was looking for. It is quite common to find units of this type that lack functionality and are poorly designed. I have been pleased with BUFF since the connection was made. Despite the fact that they are not as cheap as some of their counterparts, quality is evident. This unit is made of a thin and light wool that I believe would be ideal for cycling from 20 degrees F to 50 degrees F It's almost over. Despite it's light weight, it provides quite a bit of warmth. It's important to choose a shirt that doesn't feel too thick or that keeps moisture from evaporating. Bicycling adds its own heat, so there's no point in wearing something that is too thick. It breathes and feels comfortable without any irritation (at least to me)* So as important as those things, it goes on smoothly and doesn't stretch out of shape like many other lingerie does. I like how the edges are well done and they do not show any wear or ragged edges. It is certainly a great addition not only to biking gear, but to general wear as well. don't get too hot inside, so I just keep it close to my collar. It's not really very trendy, but I wear it indoors so I However, I tend to lose things since the paper comes off easily as well. deal given its.
A friend of mine recommended Buffs as an alternative. I'm so glad I did! Since the scarf is so thin, I barely noticed it as a scarf. Later, when I needed it as a balaclava, I simply flipped I did it completely on my own. Merino is both scratchy and soft, but nothing I would consider uncomfortable. Even though we were walking through sleet for five hours, it never got cold There will be heavy snow in the coming winter. In the sections over my mouth, I often became damp, or I would even pick up frost if it grew on them I was able to fold over the damp parts of the buff so they weren't even noticeable. However, the damp sections did not affect the warmth of the buff as a whole. My boyfriend and I really like this, and I plan on purchasing it again from this brand.
Their merino collection consists of three weights, and I have them all. The fact that I live in the Pacific Northwest means I tend to favor the light and medium more than the heavy. "Heavy" has only been needed when I am camping on the mountain at night during a windy/stormy situation after the sun has gone down during the winter. The fact that these are made from merino makes them a much warmer material for their weight, and they will keep you warm even when The antibacterial properties of merino are one of their main advantages The products have anti-microbial properties, which is good when traveling for long periods of time. It doesn't matter which way you look at it, Buff makes quality products you can trust.
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