🐢 Ultimate Protection: Turtle Fur Heavyweight Fleece Warmer Review

Ideal for ski touring and for those living or traveling in colder conditions. It has a soft, flannel-like texture that's easy to clean (just toss with other laundry - no special treatment needed). The material is thin enough to be breathable so it can be used to cover the lower part of the face, but it doesn't quite replace a scarf as it ends at the base of the neck. If you have a coat or jacket with a fairly high zip, this should be enough to keep your neck warm.

As a family of three, we are everywhere, whatever the weather. We wear these neckwarmers everywhere. I raise wild boar with my father. So you are not imprisoned. For this we are on the road 5-6 hours a day. I have no problem with my throat getting cold. It is well suited for an average height adult. It's long enough to wear over your nose and mouth on a particularly cold day. My husband's experience has also been positive. He rides a motorcycle on ice. They put screws in tires for those of you…

It's tight against your face, it's really hard to breathe comfortably. Therefore, warm breath mixed with cold air will make the mouth damp and cold. Also, they brought a hat of the same color, dark blue, and there is a clear color difference, so they look terrible next to each other. However, it's soft, so here's the thing. Update on my review, I cleaned it up when another review was recommended and WHAT a BUCK. It's cracked now and looks horribly worn like it's 200 years old and rested in a…

The attached photo shows the surface of the tortoiseshell neck warmer that I have worn about 8 times curling and falling off. As you can see, the fibers on the surface (which give it an unusually soft feel) have loosened and a kind of fluff has formed on the surface of the fabric. When I remove the heating pad, balls of lint stick to my face. I still use the neck warmer, it's soft and comfortable, but I use my fingers to pull the clumps of fibers off the surface so they don't itch or pull away…

I bought this and a two-ply pad. I ended up sending the headband back because the material was too thin and poorly cut. The cut of the neck warmer is good, although some men find it too small. The material is thick and very warm. But the material didn't convince me. This is very similar to the fleece sold in craft stores. I'm lucky enough to keep it because it helps protect my neck, ears and face from the wind.