Buff or Airhole

[STEPHAN DAVIS]

Anyone recommend a buff or has anyone tried an Airhole? This is a genuine question!

 

[Pauluk]

I use the genuine buffs all the time in the winter, they're a great bit of kit for cycling and walking. I use the plain ones and the part fleece ones when its really cold. The best one I have has a windproof hood and cost about £30.

 

[Maz]

Until you mentioned it, I'd never even heard of Airholes.

Yes, I have a buff...they are pretty good BUT if you wear it for long enough as a face mask, it gets soaked, then starts sticking to your mouth and restricts breathing. Double trouble if you also wear specs cos they start to steam up, too.

The Airhole seems like a much better idea. Might get one.

 

[Scoosh]

Never heard of Airhole before - and not too impressed by what I see.

Buff for me - excellent for covering head, face, neck, wrists etc etc.

'You can never have too many buffs' - Anon

 

[Sca1ey]

Thumbs up for Buffs.

 

[Raging Squirrel]

i use buff's but i'm really liking the airholes

 

[STEPHAN DAVIS]

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-buff/

Any good?

 

[Joey Shabadoo]

Is the list of weird cycling gear absolutely neverending?

 

[MrJamie]

I found these cycle masks the other day http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-windproof-windtex-face-mask/ they arent reviewed as well as the dhb buffs though. I might go for a dhb buff when my winter beard becomes insufficient

 

[slowmotion]

Sorted!

 

[STEPHAN DAVIS]

A little restricting!

 

[Saluki]

Sorted! View attachment 13134

Perfect for those, like me, who get scared descending too fast

 

[Saluki]

I have a buff and love it. I need a new one because one is never enough.

 

[STEPHAN DAVIS]

Just ordered myself the dhb buff! Thanks 'slowmotion' for for your advice - maybe another time and a different forum!

 

[slowmotion]

Perfect for those, like me, who get scared descending too fast

Oh yes! Not being able to hear one's screams of fear is an added bonus.