One item I will never be without (Buff Headwear)

Member Name: kinghead_s

Product:	Buff Headwear
Date:	02/02/09 (43 review reads)
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Advantages: Versatile, warm, head band, scarf, bandana and more all in one

Disadvantages: A little pricey but worth it

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 bit of material over your face to keep the wind off. They also do a UV version to protect your head from the sun.

Buffs come in an extremley varied array of colours, patterns and designs, you would be hard pushed to find too many of the same.

I think Buffs are great, I do a lot a cycling and they are great for wearing under your bike helmet, to keep the wind out. I use them all year round, even in the summer they are a good way to keep the hair out of your eyes when sailing. They can be used for just about every activity - motor biking, hiking, jogging, watersports

I think the basic price for a BUff is about £15.00 + but they are worth every penny, and so long as you don't lose them then you will get many good years of wear. I have had my current ones now for 18 months, and wear and wash them regularly and they are as good as new and don't loose their elastic. Everyone needs a buff, they just don't realise it yet!

Summary: Everyone needs one of these they just don't realise it yet