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Buff Headwear

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  1. Hi has anyone tried these Buff Headwear and ifso, can you recommend them ?
    Are they like a bandana, are they easy to tie on ?

  2. "Kenzo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Hi has anyone tried these Buff Headwear and ifso, can you recommend them ?
    Are they like a bandana, are they easy to tie on ?


    yeah i bought one about 2 weeks ago while decending the col d' tourmelet (it
    was fekkin cold) and had to stop at a ski shop to warm up🙁
    not really like a bandana, more like a wider arm warmer with no grippers on
    the ends..
    works surprisingly well for something so thin

  3. Kenzo said:

    Hi has anyone tried these Buff Headwear and ifso, can you recommend them ?
    Are they like a bandana, are they easy to tie on ?

    Have a Google of uk.rec.cycling for Buff, they're big fans of them over
    there. I've got one myself and they're pretty versatile. When cycling, I
    tend to wear it under my helmet to stop me from getting two big red marks
    on my forehead where my helmet pads sit.

    The shops in the UK that sell them often have a short video running
    continuously with a guy showing loads of different ways it can be worn.

    They are damned expensive though for what it really just a tube of stretchy
    cloth, but that's marketing for you!

    Graeme

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