Hook & Hackle has Project Healing Waters Buffs with camo. They are made with CoolMax and are warm this time of year and cool in summer.
I have a Sitka Gear digital-optifade neck gator which has a nose flap to exhale so my shades don't fog up. You can get those at BassPro. It doesn't have the stretchiness of the Buff but its super comfy.
On Sunday, December 15, 2013 6:17:50 PM UTC-5, BruceC2C wrote:
-- I have a Sitka Gear digital-optifade neck gator which has a nose flap to exhale so my shades don't fog up. You can get those at BassPro. It doesn't have the stretchiness of the Buff but its super comfy.
On Sunday, December 15, 2013 6:17:50 PM UTC-5, BruceC2C wrote:
Pretty much an accidental discovery...but i started using both by BUFF gloves and BUFF "headwear" during the winter.
Half finger Ragg wool gloves give great insulation, but provide a easy snag surface for small nymphs during winter. However, if u wear your BUFF gloves over...it is a great solution.
Regarding BUFF headware, i was pleasantly surprised by the significant insulation and wind blockage it features...and with thin profile, u can wear under your baseball cap.
Give it a try.
Now u have a full 12 months worth of utility.
http://www.tpfr.org
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