Outdoor Research Wind Pro Balaclava

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The Wind Pro Balaclava is a balaclava made by Outdoor Research. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Outdoor Research Wind Pro Balaclava (Fall 2007) The hard-faced fleece fabric on the Wind Pro Balaclava by Outdoor Research sheds weather and conserves warmth. The scooped neck connects with your clothing layers.Specifications:Avg. weight: 2.9 oz./82 g (size L/XL)Features:Polartec Wind Pro with Hard Face finish and soft fleece interiorContoured shapeElastane trimWorks as a neck gaiter, balaclava, or hat"

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Any savvy ski resort customer service representative will tell you that their January value season was created to keep drawing consumers back up to the mountains after the holiday rush. The reality is that some of these ski resorts (and we're certainly not naming names) experience some of their most severe weather in January and the first half of February, the kind of cold that makes it tough to breathe deep--even close to sea level. If you're determined to go where your garments instantly frost over the moment you step out the door, consider saving face with this warm Balaclava from Outdoor Research. It's made from Polartec WindStopper fleece and features a contoured construction with a mesh breathing port. The fabric is thin enough to easily fit beneath a climbing or skiing helmet. We found that it also adds an extra layer of comfort when bedding down for winter camping--provided that you remember to kiss your significant other goodnight before you slip it over your head."

From RockCreek:
"The Outdoor Research Polartec Windpro Balaclava is created to help you take shelter from harsh winds. The fleece fabric sheds weather and maintains warmth with its efficient design of a scooped neck that connects with your clothing layers."