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Old 11-16-08 | 09:32 AM
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ghettocruiser
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^^^ But the breathing holes are right against my mouth. My exhaled air is way to warm to freeze that fast, at least at the temperatures we get here. When I get ice build up, it's usually on the part down by my chin or something.

Granted, below minus 15C I wear *two* face masks, one normally and one down a bit so the nose tent is over my mouth. The combo keeps my nose warm, but still directs the air down away from my goggles when I breath out.
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