Windproof Neckwarmer

February 7, 2017May 14, 2018
by scanlico

Windproof Neckwarmer

WIND PROTECTION

Fabrics that features, besides the heat retention, a high degree or complete wind protection for extremely cold or windy conditions.

FEATURES:

Short and seamless tubular made of Thermolite® fabric sewn to an elastic and comfortable tube of Windstopper®.
Maintains body temperature in cold weather.
Some designs incorporate two 3M ScotchliteTM retro-reflective stripes for enhanced visibility in poor light conditions.
Polygiene® treatment, that allows the fabric to remain cleaner for longer avoiding bacterial growth and stops odors.

IDEAL FOR:

Workers who look for the best protection against wind and extreme cold maintaining body temperature. Perfect for high intensity tasks developed in cold and windy environments.

116080.999.10.00

Windproof Neckwarmer

Solid Black

EAN: 8428927306210

116081.117.10.00

Windproof Neckwarmer

R-Solid Yellow Fluor

EAN: 8428927306227

BUFF in function:

HOW TO WEAR:

Ways to wear BUFF® NECKWEAR

BUFF® Professional products are multifunctional and very versatile, being the ideal headwear accessory for wearing in a wide range of jobs and perfect for different climatological conditions.

Most of the BUFF® Professional products are seamless and hem free to avoid skin irritation or abrasion, perfect to protect you from different types of hazards, offering you more than 10 different positions to wear the tubular: covering your neck or nose, as a headband, covering all your head protecting you from UV rays, protect you in extreme cold weather, or even to wear under helmet to absorb perspiration.

Neck

Mask

Cap

Balaclava

Headband

Headband / Helmet

Pirate

Pirate / Helmet

Saharianes

Saharianes / Helmet

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