Review on Merino Gaiter Women Olive Grove Men's Accessories by Ricky Bedell

This is merino wool and is thinner than fleece. I wanted a product that was as thin and warm as possible and brought the two together. I wouldn't say it's itchy, but it's not as soft as fleece either. I measured my head circumference and was looking for a slightly smaller product so I know it would hold up and not fall on my face. So far this method has worked well. I used it in the sub-zero weather in Wyoming. And it was important. I wouldn't say it would keep my face as warm as I'd like though, if working outside in sub-zero temperatures for any length of time you'd need something heavier. But snow shovels and short outdoor work assignments are also good for the product. It's quite long and I know you can wear this piece a number of ways but I don't so it's a bit long for a neck warmer. But still acceptable. In general, this is great for most people who are outside in bad weather for short periods, maybe less than 30 minutes. Or all day if you're over zero, but if you're over zero you might not "need" it unless it's windy, but I guess that's personal preference. I wouldn't say it's windproof, but a lot better than not wearing it in the wind. One last note: I like it because it's breathable, I don't feel claustrophobic in it, I can't breathe, that's a plus for me.