🏷️ BLACKHAWK Shemagh Olive Black 330005OD Review

What to say about Shemaughs: There are many uses, warmth in cold weather, water addition in hot weather, insect repellent, sand, windbreak, compression, bandages, tourniquet, sprain bandages, firewood wear, camouflage, weapon wraps and the list goes on. Some are woven, some are thicker, ideal for fall/winter outings. Some of them are made thinner for the summer. I bought a lot from different companies. Blackhawk is a woven, heavier material that is well made. Rothco, 5 stars, cheaper, thinner…

I don't understand some of the negative reviews. Some have complained about the lightweight fabric. This is not advertised as protection from extreme cold and wind. As far as I know this is the perfect size. And the lightweight material means it's breathable and I can use it in the sun to protect my head and neck. It also protects against cold and wind. For extreme cold, I have a heavy balaclava. As I expected, it is functional and externally very beautiful and of good quality. Contrary to what

This Shemagh is great, great, AMAZING! I carry it in my Condor Assault backpack for all eventualities and difficulties, and recently my first opportunity to use a Shemau came up: It was terribly cold and windy outside and I didn't have a hat. I wrapped this shemoga around my head and it has given me such amazing protection on my journey through the violent elements! I think it's like a balaclava on steroids! love love love! Definitely recommend it to any personality type that wants to be…

thicker than others. Sewing and threading done correctly. Warm and durable. Compared to Shemaghs it has the feel of an army navy and a government issue. The rest can be worn down if dressed smartly. They are more suitable for wearing when hunting, shooting, working in the garden etc. For the money it's hard to beat. There are the best. 2 inches and I can use almost all of my bandages. Thickness and strength make up for the loss of 2 inches (45 inches vs. traditional 47 inches).

This Shemaug is worth the money. I didn't measure to make sure the sizing was correct as it fits perfectly in 5-6 different ways of wearing that I know. If the size isn't exact, I'll bet it's close. The quality is definitely there, I've read several complaints about the flimsy material. It's a good thickness for a shemau, it's not as thick as a wool sweater, but I didn't order a wool sweater, I ordered a shemau. Color is great, OD and black look like they should. I haven't washed it yet, but…

I've never had a Shemagh, I took this one when I bought a large headscarf (which I also bought). It's something I can only consider authentic Item has never been to the region but was what I expected in terms of the weave of the fabric which was a bit loose and the pattern woven rather than printed. It had a very slight smell of paint from the packaging and discolored heavily when washed as you would expect from a genuine item and then dried it was soft clean and airy. I won't overdo it, but…

From the description it looks like you will get 2. one brown and one green. They only sent green. I paid 20 dollars. You can get other Shemgos for $11. It would be nice if they sent you two as the list suggests. I am extremely disappointed. If the list is to have a choice between tan and green, there is no way to select which color you want. If I had a choice, I would choose one of the two. I am disappointed in this purchase to say the least.