Old 12-02-11 | 02:31 PM
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truman
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Originally Posted by Seattle Forrest
Wool neck gaiter. I got it to keep my neck warm, but it was a little tight, so I figured I'd wear it like a head band for a few days, and stretch it out. Turns out I really liked it as a "hat" with an open back (so I don't overheat). I can pull it down over my ears, and, after I climb a few hills, I can adjust it to still keep me warm, but less so.

I have a fleece neck gaiter from Columbia. I wear it round my neck and pull it up the back of my head to cover my ears, leaving the rest of my head bare (under the helmet) to keep from overheating. If I get too hot, I can pull the back back down without stopping to cool off, or pull the front up to cover my mouth.
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