goody
Veteran
- Location
- Carshalton
Grow a beard.
Works for the mother-in-law.
Works for the mother-in-law.
PS buffs come free with cycling plus every Autumn.
So no Buff last year (Gloves instead) and guess what? No Buff this year either... the same gloves again.
So no Buff last year (Gloves instead) and guess what? No Buff this year either... the same gloves again.
What about a respro pollution filter. I got too hot in that!
That's the one I have. I actually struggled to get enough air at times and had to pull it off up hills. I liked the thought I was breathing in filtered air but always thought these were expensive for what they are.I wonder if this'd do the trick?
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/...Xuq0XgICOlqMBNoc4OJvLhoC3xrw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
well it will turn up quicker than the other two you listed (the first had a review saying it took 5 weeks to arrive from china and the second was from Hong KongI wonder if this'd do the trick?
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/...Xuq0XgICOlqMBNoc4OJvLhoC3xrw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
That's the one I have. I actually struggled to get enough air at times and had to pull it off up hills. I liked the thought I was breathing in filtered air but always thought these were expensive for what they are.
I've tried balaclavas and scarfs over the years but i've never quite managed to keep the cold out of my mouth. I get terrible dental pain after a ride in anything but warm weather, so much so that my teeth throb and i have to take painkillers to ease it. Even then it takes a while to go.
I've seen full face masks but they seem to be for motorcyclists and skiers. I don't think i'd be able to breath enough through material and therefore it'd affect my cycling and wouldn't be very pleasant. Can anyone recommend a mask or anything else that'll keep the cold out of my mouth but allow me to breath easily?