The merino wool buff is awesome in the winter. I use it fishing/hunting/camping. I never like the fleece one too much.
I'll agree with Rob, they make GREAT sleep masks both as a light blocker & as for warmth for those frosty nights outdoors.
I've been eying their Pro Angler gloves pretty danged hard lately.
On Sunday, December 15, 2013 6:17:50 PM UTC-5, BruceC2C wrote:
-- I'll agree with Rob, they make GREAT sleep masks both as a light blocker & as for warmth for those frosty nights outdoors.
I've been eying their Pro Angler gloves pretty danged hard lately.
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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