Ergodyne N Ferno 6821 Balaclava Thermal Review

I would expect a well made balaclava to fit snugly with no lateral gaps between the chin and forehead. Fleece is heavy, but due to the very loose fit, cold air seeps through the sides, defeating the purpose of wearing it. If my head was twice the size, these clothes would probably fit me. My wife has to change it to streamline things.

I've been wearing this for a few winters and almost every day since the coronavirus outbreak and wow this thing really holds up! On its own it's pretty thin and doesn't block the wind very well, but paired with a fleece beanie or fleece balaclava will get you through the harsh conditions just fine. It's very cheap and durable. For the price I give 5/5.

So I went camping when the weather was 20-40 degrees. I didn't wear it all the time. I only took it out when it was cold. It works wonders! You can use it to warm just your neck, just your mouth and ears, or use it all over your head. I even slept with him when he reached his teens. That's so convenient. Small enough to fold up and put in your pocket.

Overall balaclava is worth the money. It's comfortable, stretchy - not windproof - but warm enough for me even in single digits with a breeze. If I had one criticism it would be that there is a seam right in the middle of the mouth area, which in itself is not uncomfortable, but it would be better if it was somewhere else.

I was in the process of buying another brand of ski goggles when they appeared on the recommended products list. It was so cheap I thought why don't you just throw it in the trash? Finally, I use this item WAY more than the ski mask I bought which actually costs more and claims to be breathable. Why? a) This thing is very warm and comfortable. B) The front is super breathable and doesn't fog up on my ski goggles or goggles. The ski goggles fog up both, but this thing doesn't. Highly…

Okay. got it to prepare for a trip to New York last weekend. Never been, and the temp downwind was -12. Yes, it's cold for someone living in a southern coastal town. Used this for 2 days in crazy winter conditions. Snow showers and just general freezing weather. Keeps my face and head warm. The only thing that sucks. I wear glasses, and when I closed my mouth and breathed, the lenses fogged up. Yes, my nose was stuffed up and I was breathing through my mouth. I bought 2 and the wife hesitated…

We used them yesterday on a cold day of skiing and are very happy with them. They kept us warm in a 15-20(F) degree day. They're fleece, so they're comfortable and warm when wet. They also fit perfectly under a helmet. They are larger and are therefore well suited for an adult. My 6 year old daughter wore one like this but the face hole was a bit big. Still, it warmed her. Their only downside is that they don't stretch much around the face opening. This makes it difficult to move the mask under

I am a sailor who loves to sail long distances (eg 1200 nautical miles and more) in the sea. Because I swim in cold water areas (e.g. Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Maine, Northern California) I need to wear warm clothing outside on the deck of a boat. I bought this balaclava and was pleasantly impressed. It has a very soft inside (soft fleece) and a smooth outside. The light yellow/lime color really stands out, which I think is important when dealing with a MOB (man overboard). The fleece is warm…