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Brand:The North Face
Located in:Clothing, Gloves and Hats, Headbands
Keep your ears warm, toasty, and protected with The North Face's WindStopper Ear Gear, a blended Polartec microfleece and Windstopper band that fits closely, dries quickly, and stays in place during long runs down the slope or leisurely snowshoeing adventures.
- WindStopper blocks wind, wicks moisture, dries quickly, and weighs practically nothing
- Lycra spandex trim ensures a great fit and minimizes slip
- Shell fabric: polyester Windstopper and Microfleece
- Lining Fabric: brushed polyester tricot
Product Reviews Summary
Avg. Customer Rating:
4.7 stars
(based on 3 reviews)
100% of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
Best Uses:
Hiking(3)
Functional and warm
By ski tripper
from Fairbanks, Alaska on 2/27/2008
from Fairbanks, Alaska on 2/27/2008
Sizing:
Feels true to size
Pros:
great wind-pro for ears, Rugged, Washes Easily
Cons:
a bit noisy
Best Uses:
Hiking, Performance, windy, cold weather
Describe Yourself:
Avid Adventurer
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Great for skiing or working outside in windy, very cold weather.
Love The North Face
By Stacey the Principal from Lubbock, TX on 1/17/2008
from Lubbock, TX on 1/17/2008
Sizing:
Feels true to size
Pros:
Great coverage warm
Best Uses:
Casual Wear, Hiking, Performance, Travel
Describe Yourself:
Casual/ Recreational
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Great way to help keep my ears warm.
Great Ear Gear
By Robbie from Lawrence, KS on 1/16/2007
from Lawrence, KS on 1/16/2007
Sizing:
Feels true to size
Pros:
Good protection from wind, Rugged, Stylish
Best Uses:
Casual Wear, Hiking
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
This is a great product. I have had several ear bands in the past and none has even slowed the wind down. Sure, the ears were warm if there was no air movement, but not in a breeze. These truly block the wind. Also one minor drawback (not enough to list as a "con": People sometimes have to speak a bit louder to be heard through the band, although that may be the supreme wind-stopping ability...