🧥 MAYOUTH Balaclava Sun/Uv Face Mask: UPF 50+ Ski Mask Neck Gaiter Face Scarf Outdoor Sports 3-Pack - Ultimate Protection and Versatility Review

Don't believe the Amazon advertising for this product. It won't keep you warm. The product is a thin material that penetrates wind and cold. I returned this item a day after receiving it. I would not recommend this product for winter cycling.

It works well until you start sweating a lot like I do in Florida summers. Then it becomes difficult to breathe. I thought about sewing a small cotton ball to the area around my nose to give me a breather if the material gets wet. But actually the creators of this article should have implemented a solution, it shouldn't be the buyer's problem.

When I first took the Polaris Slingshot on a day trip, I came home with a parched face. I've put thousands of miles on my Harley Switchback with no problem because I had a full face helmet, so I didn't realize how much more protection it offered compared to the half helmet I got to enjoy the slingshot. But with this balaclava, my wife and I went for a five-day walk (Hwy 1, Redwood Rd, and Carmel Valley Rd in California; wow!) without getting sunburned. We also used long-sleeved white t-shirts…

I'm a guy with very long hair who works outside and gets dirty most of the time. My hair is tied in a bun most of the time and this helps keep most of the dirt and debris out of my hair and my hair doesn't get tangled in rose bushes and the like. Also helps keep my bun in place while I work (it's so heavy it often falls out when I'm digging or something). Definitely not something to keep you warm but rather makes you cooler because it wicks sweat and cools you down which is good for me in the…

This balaclava saved my life this summer. Over the years I've developed a sun allergy: I can't go on the beach for more than a few minutes a day without getting an annoying rash. While I found good ways to cover almost my entire body and stay confident on the beach to play with my kids all day, I still ran the risk of baring my head. The combo of this balaclava and a wide brimmed hat saved me and I'm glad I found this product. It's stretchy, stretchy enough to fit different head sizes.

Made of very elastic material and a bit small. Even though I'm not Mr. Potato Head, I think it's too tight. I felt like a bank robber with a nylon stocking pulled over my face to hide his features. Wearing it as a gaiter to cover the mouth, nose and throat as shown in one of the product images is not really suitable for an average sized adult man although a woman or child may find it fine. The material is thin but looks strong enough. Aside from being too snug against the skin, it feels…

I wear this when I ride my Can-Am Spyder to keep my hair out of my face. They work fine for this, but either I have a giraffe neck (probably just over 5ft tall) or they are very short. The picture shows how they are grouped at the bottom of the neck, which means they stay in place because they are long. Not this case. I often have to lower it several times during a ride because it goes to the middle of my neck. Not only is it uncomfortable, but I have to either stop or try to lower it while…

I work third shift at a manufacturing facility so when the weather gets cold I need something to cover my face but more importantly my mouth and mouth Covering my nose because I have a lot of sinus problems in cold weather. They are light, breathable and warm the face well. The only reason I gave it 4 stars and not 5 is because I can sweat while working and because I'm so skinny they allow moisture to evaporate quickly and tend to get colder on my skin. I know they are for multipurpose use but…

I use these cases for cycling. I don't use sunscreen because when I sweat it runs down my face and sometimes stings my eyes. So I just put it on and left. I have another baklava that I carry when I travel in winter and it keeps me warm but would be too hot on sunny days. This is perfect for hot sunny days. Pros: Easy to attach. It lets air through. Keeps you cool while riding. Eliminates the need to apply sunscreen. can be longer. This may not be a problem for runners, but for cyclists it can…