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This surprisingly affordable hood replaces the hat and scarf I normally bundle up with. With temperatures dropping, getting all this warmth at such a great value felt like an easy choice. Here's why:
Instead of leaving your face, ears, or neck exposed, the all-in-one design wraps you in soft warmth from your shoulders all the way up to your head.
Get the warmth of a hat, face covering, and neck warmer all in one simple piece, so there’s less to put on, carry, or keep track of.
The slim, flexible design tucks comfortably under jackets and helmets, giving you full head-to-neck coverage without the bulky layers.
Use the adjustable drawcord to tighten the hood around you, helping keep warmth in and cold air out when temperatures drop.
30-Day Guarantee: If you don’t absolutely love it you’ll get your money back.
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My uncle is in New Jersey where it’s absolutely freezing. I saw a pic of him outside Shoveling snow and he looked cold. I ordered this and sent it to him. He absolutely loves it. He said it keeps you so warm.
This mask hat was exactly as pictured. It was a little bit bigger than I expected but it is very warm and was glad we had it for these freezing snowy days.
Wore this to let the dogs out in 25° weather. My hands were FREEZING but my head/face/neck were completely fine! I have these in 4 colors now lol.
WORKS SO WELL. Have the gray, green, black & beige & they’re so soft on the inside - these will NOT fit over a helmet. They’re just right (not too snug, but fitted enough to stay put) on a regular size head. Inside is insanely soft & they keep the heat in VERY well
Good quality,thick and fits under hard hat for construction work.Great neck coverage. Soft and warm. Would definitely buy again.
Surprisingly warmer than I was expecting, I thought it was going to be thinner. I work at an ice skating rink year round so this is perfect addition to stay warm whilst being comfortable.
