Buff Headwear

Having had long hair, I wanted something to keep it out of my eyes while just doing general lesiure activites e.g. walking, playing football or playing pool. I bought my first buff just after Christmas 2007, and it has served me well. I have since bought another one, just because it's pracitcaly very useful to me! These ingenious items of 'clothing' are basicly a roll or tubing of elastic fabric that would most commonly be used on the head. They can be used for many things, such as a head band, scarf, bandana, wristband, beanie - the uses are endless. I've seen these in many outdoor shops, often accompanied by a TV with several people demonstrating ...  Read the complete review

I discovered Buffs four years ago, after finding them lingering in an outdoor shop accompanied by a dodgy video showing all 26 ways (or more you can use them). And I've been hooked ever since. Buffs are a seam free tube of stretchy fabric. You can wear them round your neck like a scarf, over your ears, as a hat, bandana, head band, hair band, wrist band, balacalva and according to the video a boob tude though I've never triedetc etc. The seam free material means there is no weak points for the cold and wind to get in. You can get polar versions - with an addtional attachment of polar tech fleece, great for the colder days and you can pull the top ...  Read the complete review

Some people may have noticed that I finally got round to changing my photo on my profile but the old one had me wearing a Buff hat. I've had a number of comments - most of them fairly rude - about the hat I was wearing in the picture so now that it’s gone, maybe it’s time to talk about it. This review was originally posted on Ciao complete with some (if I say so myself) rather excellent photos of my bears wearing Buffs – but sadly, dooyoo’s lack of photo loading opportunities means you’ll just have to use your imagination. The hat in question is what's known as a 'Buff'. I have absolutely no idea why it's called that but I don't go anywhere without one and ...  Read the complete review