A must need if riding in cold temps. I'm on a motorcycle for work usually 6 times a week and this week in south Texas temps reached down to 27 degrees. I needed to go to a job and got on the highway when it was approximately 31 degrees and was doing about 65 to 70 mph, this kept my face nice and warm no issues with air getting in and making my face numb and no issues with over heating and sweating either. I wear a bell dlx mips full face and fit perfectly not making the helmet tight at all. My head circumference is 24" and i have a full beard and it went on easily not tight or lose in any way or form. Another note is it was breathable enough to where my sunglasses nor visor fogged up and I do not have a pinlock on my visor so that was my main concern but again no issues. Great quality facemask. Read more
I've bought a few different brands for under my motorcycle helmet. These are favorites! Quality and worth the price . Breathable and kept my head warm in the not freezing yet cold Wisconsin fall . If u know you know lol. I needed snug and have a small head almost bought children's ! But these fit soo nice ! . They are stretchy so my husband can also wear them . Read more
Comfortable feel & fit, breathing through the holes was easy. Will test it further when skiing, for wind resistance & washability. Read more
Great product and great protection from the wind. Read more
Keeps you warm and fits perfectly Read more
It's warm in chilly but not extreme cold weather. Very breathable, good mesh around the mouth, fits well, quality is so so, the wind resistance is non -existent. It's comfortable in temperatures above 40°F. Read more
Really happy with this one! It actually fits and looks good, which is more than can be said for most cheap masks. Super comfortable, will probably get another one! Read more
I'm in Central California, so our definition of cold is different than those who live in colder climates. The weight of this is perfect for high-40's to high-50's temperatures. They are not fog free, as my glasses still fogged up on a long (3.5 mile) climb. Read more
