🏷️ Premium Black Neoprene Full Face Mask by Zanheadgear WNFM114 Review

I like this mask. I'm not sure how waterproof it is as I haven't had the 'opportunity' to find out yet. Because it's windproof, I can hear but not feel the wind while cycling (in other words, it blocks the wind GREAT). You should get a skullcap (if you're wearing a helmet) or some kind of knitted hat if you're only wearing a mask, as it won't cover your head. Also, it only goes from the forehead to below the chin, so it doesn't cover the neck either. However, it provides excellent coverage for…

Arrived a month earlier than expected so it was an absolute bonus (especially with the severe cold returning to my area - I had time to take advantage of it even before I got on the bike) The Prices are lower than Wally's, my only complaints are: (1) Yes, they do fit a little on a fat head like mine. But it doesn't bother me and I can move and hear normally. (2) Breathing holes are not as functional as they appear in the photos. In fact, every time I exhale, it hits me right in the eye. But…

The biggest plus of this face mask is the low price. I'm very happy with the way it sits on my head, but it looks like it was designed for someone with a fairly long face. The breathing holes are actually on my chin and the nose piece was about 1 inch longer and uncomfortable due to the pressure it was putting on the bridge of my nose. However, this is a fairly cheap item and I didn't feel like wasting a refund. Shipping and handling, so I grabbed my trusty pair of scissors and removed part of…

I bought this product hoping to have some protection from the cold on my morning bike rides. The material and the cut of the fabric appear to be well made. It's a thin neoprene (or neoprene-like) material that effectively warms my face. My problem is that the straps that are meant to be attached to the back of the head are barely long enough. I have to bring my chin close to my neck for the velcro to touch. If I move my face forward after attaching it, either the Velcro will come loose or the…

I bike 14 miles to and from work in Wisconsin, several thousand miles a year. I use this face mask on windy and cold days with temperatures below -7°C. Does a great job of keeping my face comfortable. So far I'm in constant windows at 40 km/h (25 mph) with gusts of 64 km/h (40 mph) at -4°C (25°F) and on less windy days at -4°F (18°F ) hazards. 8 degrees). The biggest complaint is that the nose is pinched, making it difficult to breathe (correction: only when worn tight). This clogs my nose and…