EXIO Winter Neck Warmer Gaiter/Balaclava (1Pack or 2Pack) - Windproof Face Mask for Ski, Snowboard

This is a quality neck gaiter. Not the super thin stuff like many others. Because it is thicker, it is a little less stretchy, so it fits a bit tighter. If you're looking for something that looks good, will keep you warm, and will last, this is a good choice.

If your reading this far you need to just add to cart. I've owned and used a bunch of different neck sleeves. From the thin, stretchy kind you see literally everywhere, (Which are great for certain situations) to the very thick insulated ones (which are best for very cold weather). This one is a happy medium. It's not too thin, nor too thick. It's well made and doesn't feel cheap. It basically feels like a big semi-thick sports/compression sock you would get from puma, under armor etc. It's elastic enough to stay put, but not enough to literally squeeze your face & be uncomfortable. Which is great for us who wear these while putting in work and need it to stay put. A GREAT feature of this is the area around your mouth is perferated with tiny slots so you can actually breath well while wearing it, which most others do not have. Also it's pretty good looking. Looks a little tactical and a little cool because of the subdued logo's everywhere. And the black & grey combination just looks good. It's thick enough to keep your neck & face/ears warm enough if you pull it up. It basically acts as a barrier between your skin and the weather. And its even great to wear just around your neck on days/situations were you don't need it covering your face. I hope this brand comes out with more patterns & color's because I would buy more of them as thats how much I like it. (Not sure if they do, just haven't seen them). And just a last tip. If you put the front just over your nose & pull the back up to cover your ears at the right angle as to not block your eyes, you can put on your hat or beenie on and get a lot of protection and the hat will actually keep it in place and not let it slip down. Which is how I wear mine a lot. Match this setup with a hoodie with the hood up and your good to go, rain, cold, snow, etc. I'm not saying this is best for extreme environments. That would call for a thick insulated type or hood type. But for most situations it's very adequate. I hope this review helps explain this enough to be helpful. Order one! You won't be disappointed. 🥷

Bought a 2-pack for my son & I to go winter backpacking. He didn't even know what a gaiter was, but as soon as he saw it he took it. Said 'Well, this is going backpacking!'I'm a big guy, but I wouldn't say I have a big neck. It fits snugly around my neck. 4 stars for that.I've been wearing it for the past hour indoors and it's comfortable. I know it's there though.It is very breathable.It is a bit scratchy like about any new clothing item. I'm sure it will soften with a wash or two, which I will do soon. (I don't like the feel of new clothes.)

Great. Just what I was looking for. It has great breathability and doesn't get super hot. It has a lil smell but I don't mind it.

Yes it is was a little tight around the neck but , if hand or machine wash it and let it air dry it’s fine, it will stretch enough that it doesn’t strangle you. It is warm for winter, and it does stay up on your nose.

This skimask/face warmer was Exactly what I was looking for. The gaither is well made and looks good while being in the affordable pricerange.

Really nice 👌..

Keeping my fiance warm while working outdoors in Minnesota! Good quality and comes as described

These are comfortable, warm, properly breatheable, don't slide down, and are machine washable. I have ten in different colors and they all look great. These are the best gaiters I've used in over twenty years of snowboarding. They work well in spring like temps (O °C) to cold (-10°C with another 5° or so wind chill). Haven't had them in deep cold yet (-20 °C and lower) but I'm confident they'll work just fine.Edit: wore one in -23°C last week and it was great.

This product is great and I do recommend it. I live in Edmonton which is super cold in winters. Sometimes -30oC, -40oC, etc. I had problems shoveling snow in the past winters due to the cold of the weather. However, this year had been easy for me with this product. I bought two and I am super happy. My only issue is that I cannot put on my glasses while shoveling because of the steam of my breath.

Bought for my husband. Uses it for running. It gets quite cold in Canada and you definitely need a neck warmer or face shield when the wind is bad. The fabric where it covers ur nose and mouth has holes to help breathe through it. Tried it in milder winter weather (-5 to -6) and it keeps your neck warm for sure. But tried it this week as a face shield when the temp got down to -20 and he said it was tougher to breathe through the fabric but we thought it was the temp and the heavy air. Keeps neck warm and would work as a face shield to block wind during milder winter temp. I was going to buy one for myself but it was unavailable- too bad. Definitely recommend

It's breathability is it's downfall. Probably designed for -10 to -15c with little wind. The mesh at the face area are large holes around the size of a pencil once it's on. I had it on in a Winnipeg winter at the -30-40 range and it did little to nothing for comfort. The icebreaker merino wool gaiter which looked half as thick did a way better job.

Does it’s job for the most part , wish it was a bit tighter or had a draw string on it . Handy for winter running when you need to cover your face from the cold wind but also need a vent for your mouth . Satisfactory for the price point but does feel slightly wet after you’ve been wearing it for a little bit from the condensation from the mouth area