Anyone wear a polar buff?

[bigup]

just seen these, they look very cool

i was wondering how they are under a lid though?

http://www.buffwear.co.uk/pages/technic ... o-wear.php

Edited October 7, 2008 by bigup

[Korben]

Not got one myself although they seem like an ok idea.

Moved to the clothing section for you mate!!

[Ratser]

I do.

Nice and snug, and convert to full ballaclava as well.

[bigup]

Thanks dude

ive ordered one

[nman1]

I tried once but the claws kept diggin in me neck

......oh buff

[Ratser]

I tried once but the claws kept diggin in me neck

......oh buff

 

You mean you never rode around in the buff ?

[nman1]

Oh yes, me and lady godiva (feck the spellin) we got sent to Coventry though

[harrycpr]

are they wind proof or just a fashion icon

[Guest]

To be as versatile as they show in the video they have to be quite long.

The Buff I bought isn't long enough so if you buy an expensive original or a cheaper alternative make sure it is longer than the average on sale out there.

[bigup]

well got the polar buff today, very nice indeed

just to point out it came number 1 in the RiDe tests for neck/face warmers (http://www.ridetriangles.com/pdf/586/213050.pdf)

got it from http://www.fieldandtrek.com/Products/FT ... 04325.aspx

£15 delivered, arrived next day by DHL

[Christoph]

Got one from HG, £20. Absolutely fantastic on cold rides and as they say, so versatile as well.

[bigup]

Got one from HG, £20. Absolutely fantastic on cold rides and as they say, so versatile as well.

 

the last 2 times ive been out (sunday mornings) ive come back home with a red nose and a cold for the following 2 days.

this is why i got one of these!

[nman1]

are they wind proof or just a fashion icon

 

Harry, they basically stop the cold wind from getting to the exposed part of you neck, between the top of your jacket and the underside of your helmet. They`re no fasion accesory I can assure you. They certainly help me keep warmer on a cold day.

[harrycpr]

are they wind proof or just a fashion icon

 

Harry, they basically stop the cold wind from getting to the exposed part of you neck, between the top of your jacket and the underside of your helmet. They`re no fasion accesory I can assure you. They certainly help me keep warmer on a cold day.

 

ok, i got a dainese one which i picked up for £20 which is really good in the mornings

[boot]

I have both polar and standard. Polar is best for the current and coming weather. Wouldn't be without one. You can pick these up in almost any walking/hiking shop, all year round.