CarharttMen's Helmet Liner Mask

Always kept my face warm on the coldest days

A little pricey for a face covering but well worth the moneyNot the thickest of material, at first I was worried it wouldn’t be warm enough.But it’s as warm if not warmer than any other face covering I’ve had. What makes this one stand out is the fit, it fits my face & head perfectly, I don’t have to keep adjusting it all day, and it doesn’t slide around when I’m wearing my hard hat. I can easily adjust the bottom section to cover my nose, or put it down under my chin when I’m fairly warm.Overall I would recommend this product to anyone in the trades working outdoors, or anyone that is frequently outdoors in cold temperatures

I've used this to let me do winter bike riding... in weather around 30-40 degrees.The liner is warm ...fit my head well... not too tight...can be worn comfortably covering your nose...or just as a head/neck warmer. I wore a bike helmet over. I would trust no problem to ski in colder temps.My only pet peve I saw common to these type of masks was that if covering your nose & wearing glasses, it fogs up glasses (have not tried goggles.) There are others with nose expelation ports. But still a great liner /head warmer.

Works well. The sides of your face can be exposed as the fabric can get lose by the eyes. Other than that it is awesome.

Purchased last year for my son in law. He wore all winter last year and it still looks new this year. Held up very well with washing. Kept his face warm

Not too hot. Perfect for moving around outside or where temps aren’t controlled in winter. Easy to clean. Somehow lose it every year and order a new one bc it’s a necessity

I don't ski but I live in a state where the wind is cutting. I go to the races almost every weekend, all through the season. In spring and fall, the balaclava will help protect my face and be an underlayer for my ears and head wear. I hope it's as warm as it was when I tried it on.

Nice thickness for 30-50 degree times. Easily fits in hard hat, good priced. Can actually breathe in it. Using for years now and still going strong.