Fishmasks Single Layer Neck Gaiter

I have fished all over with these neck gaiters. Very good Quality, at a good price, and made in the USA!!!!!!!!!!!!They work great. No sun damage to me, no fading of the gaiter, and is easy to breath while wearing these.No more paying twice the price while these are available.

Have used this on a couple of trips only as my last go-to gaiter when all others were too dirty or smelly to continue using them. This one is too tight with very little stretch...and I do not have a large head/face. Very uncomfortable over the nose and doesn't allow air to pass through very well making it on the hot side and resulting in fogged glasses. Used it on the last day of a Mexico fly fishing trip and returned home with a sunburned nose from not being able to keep it over my nose due to tightness. Only burned part of my body and only happened on final day. Came home and bought more standard inexpensive cotton gaiters that I can keep pulled up to my eyes to block out all sun.

It does cover your face, etc. It has some air holes but the mask does not fit to my face tight enough to keep my breath from fogging up my glasses. I haven't found a mask that does a good job of covering my nose and mouth and keeping my glasses clear. Maybe someday someone will come out with one that will work for me.

Let me just get this out of the way and say that I work in industrial agriculture in Indiana. More specifically, I walk the corn fields looking for weeds, diseases, and bugs. That means, you guessed it, lots of corn. As the corn grows taller, the leaves will cut your face to the point where it stings with every drop of sweat. Couple that with the fact that the plants produce tons of pollen (and I walk over 20,000 acres), that meant that I needed something lightweight, quick drying (dew is a problem), and could help filter the pollen. This does it all!Pros:-Lightweight fabric to keep me cooler than a bandana-Breatheable material keeps me from suffocating while blocking dirt and pollen-Wicks moisture, helping with dew off of my face-Material helps block UV rays, keeping my neck from being sunburned-Hemmed edges for durability (doesn't roll up or lose shape)-Does not change its position once you have it onCons-Does not come in high-vis colors. I would've loved one in safety orange to match my work shirts, but settled for khaki to match the company hat and as another light color to keep me cool.-A little tight at first, but does loosen up just enough to make it comfortable after a couple of wearsIt's really a great product and the cheaper versions you find will not last as long or be of as great quality as a Fishmask.

I'm a construction wireman. I work outside 5 days a week. Whether it's hot or cold, this thing keeps the sun off of my skin, while allowing my skin to breathe.

This is a heavy, two layered tube shape product. It squished you nose and is far too warm for spring or summer I will try to return. Difficult to breath thru

This is a nice buff. I am a kayak fishermen and spend a lot of long days on the water. This is a nice supplement to the constant application of SPF 50 I do. It really helps cover the neck and back of the head in spots I might have missed with the sunscreen. I have used many different kinds and brands of buffs this one is right up there with the best. Does the job well!

I bought this because my neck and ears always get burned when I'm outside all day. I wanted to try it out right away so I wore it while doing some pretty strenuous landscaping at home in the yard. I was sweating a lot and it actually kept my neck and face cool. It is easy to breathe through. My neck and ears did not get burned at all. It was also comfortable to wear. After a short time I forgot it was even on.The only thing I didn't like was that if I had my nose covered it would fog up my sunglasses. If I put the mask down just under my nose problem solved. I am fairly certain that fogging would happen with any similar product. I also saw many similar products at local stores that were much thinner and the edges were not sewn. Worth the $20 and it's made in Colorado.