Zanheadgear T106 Motley Polyester Paisley Motorcycle & Powersports ~ Protective Gear Review

Correction to my previous review. I have used this as a neck gaiter when riding a motorcycle. It's very soft and warms your neck when it's cold. It's just the right weight, but it doesn't have the thin soft padding I previously reported. I bought 2 gaiters and the other one is soft lined and is used for colder times. This worked well until the 1950s.

I am very happy with this scarf, headband and balaclava - they were so versatile. It offers excellent wind protection and is very comfortable. On days when I'm lazy and don't want to mess with my hair, I can wear this and still look cute (at least in my opinion). I am very happy with this headband and would recommend it. I will buy more of these in each color.

This is my second purchase of these devices. My first was a bandana design which I've still worn out a bit. They hold up very well and are breathable. You let your sunglasses fog up a little at traffic lights. Because I use it with my half helmet as a face mask when riding my motorcycle to keep rocks and bugs out of my face and mouth. And one day when I'm working in the garage etc. I'm going to use it as a rag on my head. They will last a very long time if you take care of them.

Light weight but keeps you warm. even on a 4 wheel vehicle in 20 degree weather! This item doesn't look like it will keep you warm but I have to order 2 more because I made the mistake of loaning this to the family now everyone wants one. Used as a face mask on a 4 wheeler in the snow and surprisingly well protected from wind and temperature for the weight of this item! Works great as a head tag and stayed on my head better than all my dew rags! I have a big head and most hats and rags {pop…

My daughter needed a bandana for summer camp. Girls should wear it to protect their necks on picnics and anytime they gather around a campfire. She is 7 years old so tying a bandana is not the easiest thing for her. She thought a hooded headscarf would work best and I'm so glad we found it. It's SO SOFT, regular bandanas (like new ones) are spiky and hard. This is as soft as a jersey shirt, although clearly not nearly as thick. It expands to give her enough room to pull it over her head and…

I bought paisley and houndstooth. You are both great! I personally prefer a houndstooth for the hair. I have long hair and keeping it in a half helmet is perfect. I use Paisley for a half mask or around my neck when not needed. I will say that they are slightly different. At one end is a houndstooth inscription (brand name, "made in China" and so on). Paisley is just a pattern that is good. I wish they were all like that. They also fog up their glasses. On the other hand, there really isn't…

A handy part. Bought as a summer motorcycle neck seal and occasional face/nose protector. It is what it is, a seamless, soft fabric tube. I laughed when I first opened the packaging which no doubt cost more than the product itself! Another reviewer said it looked like a cut off yoga leg lol. This is a fair but not entirely accurate description as yoga pants have a seam and are seamless. I needed something to cover my neck on those sometimes chilly summer mornings, after the shower and on the…

You can't go wrong with open face motorcycle helmets with this "Motley Tube". I have a few bikes and usually wear full face helmets or sometimes a modular helmet, but when I ride a Harley I only wear an open face helmet. When I switched to an open-face helmet, my biggest concerns were the tiny bits of road the car picks up if you get stuck behind it and the occasional bug. I couldn't find a solution that suited my style until I bought one of those "Motley Tubes". This is my second as another…

I ordered Houndstooth (Coyote Tan) and Purple Paisley. Both are made of thin, stretchy fabric. Basically what I expected, although it's a bit harder to stay on face than I'd like. It stays in place better when I pull it over my ears. The reason I'm giving it 2 stars is because I'm giving it 2 stars because the disgustingly flashy Zanheadgear advertisement is printed lengthwise on opposite sides of the houndstooth tube. (Purple Paisley doesn't seem to have that.) The logos are positioned in such