BUFF Merino Wool Move Neck Gaiter, 100% Ethically Sourced Wool, Temperature Regulating Face Mask, Adult Size

I bought my first Buff Merino Lightweight years ago for skiing, and that one stays with my gloves and helmet.I have a second one that I use for a casual scarf option on cold windy days.I've bought a half dozen others over the years as gifts.They weigh nothing. They keep your neck warm from invasive gusts of wind in a way that nothing else quite does, so inoffensively that you'll forget you're wearing it, and notice hours later.They don't stink. So many techy fabrics smell awful after a half hour of use. The merino wool ever gets stinky.The only limitation is color choice. The merino Buffs aren't as flashy as the synthetic ones. You're limited to solid colors, marled yarn colors, and this (newish) tricolor design. No flaming skulls or tie-dye. On the other hand, you could wear one to a state dinner and nobody would bat an eye.Search around on Amazon though. Lots of different listings with different selections of colors and prices.

Excellent Buff! I can’t go skiing without it!

Will test when go to Antarctica next week

This is another fine Buff to add to my ever growing collection of them. The black/white/grey color scheme works well for this application. You have to like wool. Not everyone does, I understand. But if you do like wool, this is hands down the best headwear to get.

Awesome product with huge amount of versatility. I wore this in Alaska in February for a week and it cut down on windchill tremendously. Never had any weird odors either so I had no need to wash it for the whole trip! I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a buff or something to keep the ears/neck/cheeks warm during harsh weather.

I have several Buff brand coverings and love the Merino wool option! I use this when running as well as backpacking. The Merino wool fabric is great for wicking moisture but never seems to get stinky.

I liked the buff being warm, easy to use, not heavy or bulky.Practical.