I want to keep warm and am going to order a buff, do i go for:
1) Normal Buff - £10
2) Polar Buff - £16
Any swift help would be appreciated as im on the website now!
Cheers
Lee
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I want to keep warm and am going to order a buff, do i go for:
1) Normal Buff - £10
2) Polar Buff - £16
Any swift help would be appreciated as im on the website now!
Cheers
Lee
Lee <[email hidden]> wrote:
2) Polar Buff - £16
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Lee said:I want to keep warm and am going to order a buff, do i go for:
1) Normal Buff - £10
2) Polar Buff - £16Any swift help would be appreciated as im on the website now!
One of each - then one can be in the wash whilst the other is wearing. One subtle one not sublte in
colour schemes too.
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2) Polar Buff - £16
One of each
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Quoted message said:Lee said:I want to keep warm and am going to order a buff, do i go for:
1) Normal Buff - £10
2) Polar Buff - £16Any swift help would be appreciated as im on the website now!
One of each - then one can be in the wash whilst the other is wearing. One subtle one not sublte
in colour schemes too.--
Dnc
Ive gone for a normal one at the moment on the advise of a hill walker that works here - ill go for
a polar if i feel it necessary!
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"Doesnotcompute" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Lee said:I want to keep warm and am going to order a buff, do i go for:
1) Normal Buff - £10
2) Polar Buff - £16Any swift help would be appreciated as im on the website now!
One of each - then one can be in the wash whilst the other is wearing. One subtle one not sublte
in colour schemes too.Ive gone for a normal one at the moment on the advise of a hill walker
that
Quoted message said:works here - ill go for a polar if i feel it necessary!
You really should be doing more work 😉
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Ive gone for a normal one at the moment on the advise of a hill walker
that
Quoted message said:works here - ill go for a polar if i feel it necessary!
I`ve ordered the polar one. I`ll let you know what I think of it. I hope they are giving commission
to the group for all the orders that are getting drummed up!!!!
Maureen
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Ive gone for a normal one at the moment on the advise of a hill walker
thatQuoted message said:works here - ill go for a polar if i feel it necessary!
I`ve ordered the polar one. I`ll let you know what I think of it. I hope they are giving
commission to the group for all the orders that are getting drummed up!!!!Maureen
I have to admit to hating bandana's and the rest. I wouldn't walk out with it on my head. However,
as a scarf/balaclava it's excellent. We should buy in bulk next time .. 🙂
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You really should be doing more work 😉
Tell me about it!
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Ive gone for a normal one at the moment on the advise of a hill walker
thatQuoted message said:works here - ill go for a polar if i feel it necessary!
I`ve ordered the polar one. I`ll let you know what I think of it. I hope they are giving
commission to the group for all the orders that are getting drummed up!!!!Maureen
Yeah definitely - ill report on mine likewise!
Lee
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I have to admit to hating bandana's and the rest. I wouldn't walk out with it on my head. However,
as a scarf/balaclava it's excellent. We should buy in bulk next time .. 🙂
Yeah, bandana's and that doesnt interest me at all! Saving myself from frostbitten nose and
ears does!
Whats a buff??
T
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Quoted message said:I want to keep warm and am going to order a buff, do i go for:
1) Normal Buff - £10
2) Polar Buff - £16Any swift help would be appreciated as im on the website now!
Cheers
Lee
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A head scarf type thing that can be used to keep warm in winter months! www.buffwear.co.uk
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I'd check the thread 'Enjoyable Commuting (a new commuters journal)' by Lee.
Basically a buff is ......
"An exciting new adventure-tech accessory, Buff®Wear is made of 100% microfibre polyester. BUFF®WEAR
is designed as a magical piece of head or neckwear that acts as a bandana, sun-guard, thermal scarf
or hat, muffler or dust screen. "Essential and Ultra trendy,"... put simply... BUFF®WEAR is a
uniquely versatile garment that is designed to achieve a high level of comfort and protection from
the elements, WITH FUN! Manufactured from technical microfiber, Buff®Wear is wind-resistant,
breathable, and wicks perspiration. The 'stitch-free' process makes Buff®Wear extremely comfortable:
there are no irritating seams or hems. Machine washable at any temperature, Buff®Wear is colorfast
and dries in minutes. "
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Go here ^^^^^ and watch the video clip.
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I'd check the thread 'Enjoyable Commuting (a new commuters journal)' by
Lee.
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Basically a buff is ......"An exciting new adventure-tech accessory, Buff®Wear is made of 100% microfibre polyester.
BUFF®WEAR is designed as a magical piece of head or neckwear that acts as a bandana, sun-guard,
thermal scarf or hat, muffler
or
Quoted message said:dust screen. "Essential and Ultra trendy,"... put simply... BUFF®WEAR is a uniquely versatile
garment that is designed to achieve a high level of comfort and protection from the elements, WITH
FUN! Manufactured from technical microfiber, Buff®Wear is wind-resistant, breathable, and wicks
perspiration. The 'stitch-free' process makes Buff®Wear extremely comfortable: there are no
irritating seams or hems. Machine washable at any temperature, Buff®Wear is colorfast and dries in
minutes. "
Ahh -- so its a scarf with added marketing hype.
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Quoted message said:I want to keep warm and am going to order a buff, do i go for:
1) Normal Buff - £10
2) Polar Buff - £16Any swift help would be appreciated as im on the website now!
I've got several buffs, and one polar Buff. I wear the buffs for both cycling & motorcycling. The
polar I find far too warm, and the added bulk tends to be uncomfortable.
Mike - Leicester
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Quoted message said:I would say it's "an improved scarf with added marketing hype". But
the
Quoted message said:addition of the hype isn't what improves it, and it would still be better without the hype IMHO.
Pete.
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Received my polar one in the morning post. Excellent service. Only ordered it yesterday afternoon.
Only problem is the weather has picked up and it is too warm to try it out!!!
Not to worry, I work night shifts, some of which are outside, so that should give it an
excellent test.
Maureen
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"Peter Clinch" <[email hidden]> wrote in messageQuoted message said:I would say it's "an improved scarf with added marketing hype". But
theQuoted message said:addition of the hype isn't what improves it, and it would still be better without the hype IMHO.
Pete.
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dundee.ac.uk~pjclinchOpen ↗Received my polar one in the morning post. Excellent service. Only ordered it yesterday afternoon.
Only problem is the weather has picked up and it is too warm to try it out!!!Not to worry, I work night shifts, some of which are outside, so that should give it an
excellent test.Maureen
:-( STILL waiting for mine 2 days later..... hope it comes today!
Mind you, got my Kryptonite cycling glasses today - very smart for an ebay purchase :-)
Maureen' email hidden in said:Not to worry, I work night shifts, some of which are outside, so that should give it an
excellent test.
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