🧣 Cold Weather Windproof Balaclava Ski Mask with Fleece Lining - Ultimate Snow Gear for Men & Women in Running, Skiing, and Snowboarding Review

Great product for the money. Something definitely needs improvement if you wear prescription glasses or sunglasses. The mouth and nose cap prevents air escaping, instead it rises and fogs up the glasses. What I did was cut two small holes in the nose to allow air to escape. It has definitely improved 100%. Overall very satisfied with the product. Can't beat the price.

It's hard to breathe through this mask. I bought it for cold bike rides. I cut a few more slits to breathe better, but it was still difficult to breathe. The material is dense and has good thermal insulation. The nose area is not big enough for my nose and it breaks my nose a bit. I only paid $9.99 so the price is very good but since it doesn't suit me I'll end up giving it to charity and maybe someone with a smaller nose can breathe while wearing it.

Yay! My search for a comfortable balaclava is over. No kidding I've bought over 15 balaclavas/ski masks/biker masks looking for a face shield that doesn't pinch my nose, doesn't fall off, doesn't fog up my glasses, doesn't feel tight, doesn't feel loose, doesn't feel not cold to the touch, hard to the touch, slamming my eyes or for any other reason that they are just NOT OK. I have a medium (female) head and the eye slit is well positioned, the nose doesn't pinch or fall off and my pro sits…

Do not buy these if you plan to use them as a face mask when cycling in winter. As at least one other person has pointed out, it has very poor ventilation, leaving you feeling out of breath when doing something as strenuous as cycling. That's probably because this mask isn't really made out of breathable material, no matter how flashy the mouthpiece looks - it seems you get the most air through the neck/eye hole in the mask, since that's where most of the air is. your breath comes out At least…

Poor fit, it rides up in front, fogs up glasses, uncomfortable and very difficult to breathe. You're likely to choke or at least suffer from hypoxia if you try to do anything. with it. And if you try to drive with your glasses on for a while, you'll dramatically obscure your vision, but you're taking your life - and those around you - into your own hands and risk passing out. Shortly after I put my glasses back on, I started having fogging issues. It came on immediately and gradually got worse.