How to keep my face warm

[ianrauk]

Do CC still do them

No there's none left.
May be again next year.

 

[wisdom]

There is a buff website and you can buy then direct seems to be the way to go

 

[pawl]

Tittle says it all really.What do you wear to keep your face warm while out in sub zero temperature's,and when there is a cold wind a blowin..?

Get a buff.Lots of different ways of wearing including as a balaclava.I have three all free gifts with various cycling mags.

 

[400bhp]

Problem I have with a buff over the mouth is the moisture quickly picks up and then makes my face colder than if I didn't have the buff on.
So I just man up and live with a cold face for a few miles.

Same-plus glasses steam up.

I've got a Decathlon neck warmer that i stole off the missus and am just off to buy an Aldi one too.

 

[Hilldodger]

Get someone to slap it regularly.

 

[CopperCyclist]

Balaclava for me - but I have to leave my mouth exposed - I find I hate breathing through material. It gets soggy, wet and horrible. This means it tends to keep my ears warm, but I still get cold on my nose and mouth. You warm up (or get so numb it feels warm) quite fast though!

 

[400bhp]

I am going to have to get one of these buffs they seem to come highly recommended,

£2.99 in Aldi if they have any left.

 

[potsy]

£2.99 in Aldi if they have any left.

Had loads yesterday, in your colours too (pink)

 

[400bhp]

Colour doesn't matter. I look a twat in any colour combo.

FYI- I went for the grey with blue squares jobby.

 

[Arjimlad]

When a buff ain't enough,
I use an EDZ balaclava like this one
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B001UEBT...de=asn&creative=22218&creativeASIN=B001UEBTRI

Aldi also have some similar balaclavas at the moment.

 

[Winnershsaint]

If it's that cold then it's in the car with heating on full blast

 

[Norm]

Get a buff.Lots of different ways of wearing including as a balaclava.I have three all free gifts with various cycling mags.

Sorry, I've tried a couple of the freebies and they are nowhere near as good as a Buff. Longer, softer, longer-lasting, better material... Buffs are better in every way and they only cost around £13.

When I say 'Get a Buff', that doesn't mean 'Get a neck tube', it means get a Buff. Anything else is, IMO, a false economy.

 

[400bhp]

Sorry, I've tried a couple of the freebies and they are nowhere near as good as a Buff. Longer, softer, longer-lasting, better material... Buffs are better in every way and they only cost around £13.

When I say 'Get a Buff', that doesn't mean 'Get a neck tube', it means get a Buff. Anything else is, IMO, a false economy.

Or £2.99 from Aldi.

 

[DavieB]

I was contemplating a balaclava or perhaps an air hole bandana http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?ie=UTF8&...vpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=b&ref=pd_sl_3a1r027zyq_b. Although ill probably go and buy a decathlon something as its just 2 minutes up the road. Their kit is really quite good.

I spent a bit on decathlon stuff the other day, tights jackets vests and I'm roasting tbh except my face

 

[defy-one]

Rub some neat washing up liquid onto your clean glasses with your fingers, then buff off to a shine with a soft duster. The invisible film will stop the fogging.

Old motorcycle trick

tried this on a windy 20 miles this afternoon. it worked a treat. thanks dude