aberal
Guru
- Location
- Midlothian
Maybe so, but OTOH I would never have heard of Buff (the company) had it not been for the buff (freebie courtesty of C+). Got me thinking, might quite fancy a merino wool version one of these days...
I love my Buff
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Maybe so, but OTOH I would never have heard of Buff (the company) had it not been for the buff (freebie courtesty of C+). Got me thinking, might quite fancy a merino wool version one of these days...
OP
OP
Banjo
Fuelled with Jelly Babies
- Location
- South Wales
You have got me thinking now as well.May need to have a word with the fat man in a red coat...
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
Three weeks ago, I didn't even know what a buff was. I went and got one of these...
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=48106
It's an awful lot of money for a scrap of Polartec, but it's worth every penny. How I have lived without one all my life, I just can't imagine.
It's fantastic!
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=48106
It's an awful lot of money for a scrap of Polartec, but it's worth every penny. How I have lived without one all my life, I just can't imagine.
It's fantastic!
Bought a merino wool version last week and wore it at the weekend. The one I got turned out to be twice the length of my normal one so doubled it up and kept me warm at 0 degrees.
mcshroom
Bionic Subsonic
- Location
- Egremont, Cumbria
I'm actually surprised that they went for those snood things instead of buffs really. I would have thought that a buff would have been perfect for the job.
I have a "Black Buff Combi" as CRC call it (it was a Polar Buff when I got it) which I got as a leaving present from my last job. In this weather it's brilliant
I have a "Black Buff Combi" as CRC call it (it was a Polar Buff when I got it) which I got as a leaving present from my last job. In this weather it's brilliant
TheBoyBilly
New Member
- Location
- Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex
+1 for Norm's Comments. I have a Cycling+ 'Buff' and also the real deal. The proper BUFF is excellent whereas the imitation is just about 'good enough'.
Bill
Bill
Piemaster
Guru
- Location
- UK City of Culture
I've got a merino one. Must be at least 1.5 times the length of the CC one so it can be used as a balaclava type thing and neck warmer at same time. It also doesn't seem to smell if you use it over nose/mouth
And a point of order to the OP. Thread title really should have been ' In praise of.......buffs'
And a point of order to the OP. Thread title really should have been ' In praise of.......buffs'
I've got a merino one. Must be at least 1.5 times the length of the CC one so it can be used as a balaclava type thing and neck warmer at same time. It also doesn't seem to smell if you use it over nose/mouth
And a point of order to the OP. Thread title really should have been ' In praise of.......buffs'
Quite. let's have some respect for ritual!
I love Buffs, and am getting everyone I know a Buff for Christmas. There are Baby Buffs, Junior Buffs, Buffs for People With Especially Thin Heads, and even Dog Buffs . I reckon this is the best site for the range of designs.
ventoux50
Active Member
- Location
- Top of a big hill.
Was a freeby with a cycling mag s while back .Best thing since sliced bread.
My Endura gloves arent keeping the fingers warm though, I am on the look out for a thin pair to go inside them.
Shooulda gone to specsavers
Oh hey cheers for that link!
Whenever I've seen buffs in shops they've always been really ghastly designs so I've never bought one - and there are some pretty ghastly designs too! However they are also some really nice designs there ... oooh currently torn between Marroc Graphite and Iaia ... maybe I should buy both?
Dunno about the quality of the buff.......but certainly improves your looks Banj
Here's the perfect Buff for you, LD:
