Anyone Wearing Neck Warmers /Buff?

[stumpy66]

I have a few, mostly freebies from cycling plus. I have a Torm merino one when it gets really cold, a great buy imo

 

[ColinJ]

I spotted a cheap fleecy buff/snood HERE at 7DayShop earlier in the week. Only £2.79 incl. p&p so I thought I'd buy one to see what they were like. It just arrived and I am impressed with it. I have a big head but it is big and stretchy enough to be comfortable without being stupidly big. It has a drawstring at one end so it can be made more snug round the neck or easily turned into a hat. 8-9/10 for quality, and 9/10 for price!

You could buy 5 for £12.45 - 1 for you, and 4 for Christmas presents?

 

[Asa Post]

I spotted a cheap fleecy buff/snood HERE at 7DayShop earlier in the week. Only £2.79 incl. p&p so I thought I'd buy one to see what they were like. It just arrived and I am impressed with it. I have a big head but it is big and stretchy enough to be comfortable without being stupidly big. It has a drawstring at one end so it can be made more snug round the neck or easily turned into a hat. 8-9/10 for quality, and 9/10 for price!

You could buy 5 for £12.45 - 1 for you, and 4 for Christmas presents?

Good spot, Colin

I've ordered three.

 

[summerdays]

I spotted a cheap fleecy buff/snood HERE at 7DayShop earlier in the week. Only £2.79 incl. p&p so I thought I'd buy one to see what they were like. It just arrived and I am impressed with it. I have a big head but it is big and stretchy enough to be comfortable without being stupidly big. It has a drawstring at one end so it can be made more snug round the neck or easily turned into a hat. 8-9/10 for quality, and 9/10 for price!

You could buy 5 for £12.45 - 1 for you, and 4 for Christmas presents?

I've got one of those but I find the drawstring elastic bit a little annoying when it moves around and bumps into me (I mostly use it around my phone on the handlebars to keep it warm), and then I can use it for myself when it's really cold

 

[Nibor]

I have several buffs which were given away with cycling magazines and they are great, at least as good as the original Buff which I paid (I think?) about £10 for when they first came out.

Buffs and the clones are very versatile and effective. I use them a lot from October to March, often one round my neck and a second as a skull cap under my bike helmet.

I wear this set up year round as it helps wick the sweat in the summer too

 

[Nibor]

I sometimes pull my next one over the mouth at dusk in summer to filter the flies out.

 

[ColinJ]

I've got one of those but I find the drawstring elastic bit a little annoying when it moves around and bumps into me (I mostly use it around my phone on the handlebars to keep it warm), and then I can use it for myself when it's really cold

I just nipped out to the shops wearing it as a hat and quickly noticed the drawstring flapping about so I stopped and tucked it inside ... sorted!

 

[yogiblair]

I picked up a couple from Aldi recently. As you say, a couple of pound and IMO essential winter wear.

 

[Katherine]

I picked up a couple from Aldi recently. As you say, a couple of pound and IMO essential winter wear.

I wore mine from Aldi for the first time today and was pleasantly surprised how comfortable it was and it kept out all the cold air from round my neck brilliantly.