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A Buff is an amazing piece of outdoor clothing. It is made from a seamless tubular piece of fabric which is highly breathable and feels soft against your skin. They are easy to take care of, just stick them in the washer and wear them again the same day. There are so many varieties available to suit various needs and lots of funky designs available to choose from. They can be worn in a variety of different ways giving a flexible piece of clothing perfect for all sports and for casual wear.
The Original Buff is just that. It can be worn as a neckerchief, scarf, wristband, headband, balaclava or hair band. It comes in one size and will fit most adults. The designs range from plain solid colours to bright patterns giving plenty of choice. Buffs are also available for Women that are designed to give a slimmer fit.
The Reflective Buff has all the characteristics of the Original Buff with two retro-reflective stripes that provide added visibility, perfect for outdoor activities in darker conditions. The Reflective Buff will appear brilliant white when illuminated keeping you visible when required.
The Polar Buff offers high protection against cold and wind. The Polartec Classic 100 material provides warmth without weight. It maintains body temperature and prevents heat loss. It is perfect for all kinds of winter outdoor activities and like the Original Buff can be worn a variety of ways.
For the colder winter days the Polar Buff Thermal Pro is what is needed. Made with High Loft Polartec Thermal Pro it is perfect for extremely cold weather. It dries quickly to minimize heat loss. It is breathable and ideal for a number of winter activities as well as an accessory to wear whenever you feel like it.
The Combi Buff has an adjustable drawstring which allows transformation from neckwear to headwear. It is made with Polartec Classic 100 providing warmth without weight. It is versatile and great for keeping you warm during the winter. The Combi Buff Thermal Pro is the Combi Buff with High Loft Polartec Thermal Pro fleece. It dries quickly and comes in very useful when you don't want the weather to hold you back. It can be worn as a headband, scarf, mask or cap.
The Cyclone Buff offers the highest degree of wind protection. It is specifically designed for winter activities where speed or wind is present. It is totally windproof, very comfortable and highly breathable. It can be used as a helmet liner, a thermal scarf, beanie, balaclava or facemask making it ideal for motorcycling.
For the hotter months the High UV Protection Buff is perfect due to its Coolmax Extreme Fabric. It offers 95% protection from UV rays and is ideal for every activity under the sun. With the UV Buff you can get out and about and be safe in the sun.
Along with the many designs available (over 100 for the Original Buff alone), Buff also have a National Geographic collection. Stunning designs reflect some of the most breathtaking scenery in the world.
It is not all about adults either. There are junior and baby Buffs available to protect little ones from the cold in cute and cool designs that they will love.
Everyone that loves being in the great outdoors should own a Buff (or three). They are easy to care for, versatile and look great. They keep you warm and protected from the weather.
For more info visit Cave and Crag. We stock a wide range of Hats and Headwear including loads of funky Buffs at great prices.
Motorcycle Gear: Your Guide
Whether you have just found your dream bike or are just getting ready to start shopping around, you'll soon find that there is an overabundance of motorcycle gear and accessories to complete your experience. It has been said that there are almost as many options for different types of motorcycle garments as there are for clothing in general. With so many different options, it can be confusing and almost mind-boggling to try to figure out what you'll need and what will be most appropriate for your particular bike and riding experience.
The good news is that with the advent of the internet, shopping for motorcycle gear and accessories has never been easier or more convenient. By using the Web, you can shop around and compare prices, shipping costs and times, etc. Before you start shopping, read on to have an idea of some of the basics and what to look for.
Jacket
Your needs in terms of a motorcycle jacket will vary a bit depending on certain factors. The main factors will be the geographical area of where you live and/or ride, and whether you need maximum comfort for longer rides or just something easy for quick commutes. Consider your lifestyle and how your new motorcycle will fit into it.
A leather motorcycle jacket is classic and also very good for protection. However, jackets made from animal hide can be expensive and get very hot, especially during longer rides. Another suitable material for riding jackets is Cordura, which is reinforced fabric. If you choose this option, you'll want to make sure the impact areas (shoulders, back, elbows) are padded.
You will want to choose a motorcycle jacket that can be versatile enough to use through a wide range of weather conditions. Look for a jacket that contains a zip-out liner (available as a vest liner or full liner) and also vents that can provide good air movement during hot days.
Helmet
The helmet is by far the single most crucial piece of motorcycle gear and it's importance should not be overlooked. The job of the motorcycle helmet is to save your life should something go wrong. There are different types of motorcycle helmets with different levels of padding, shapes, styles, etc. Below is a list of some of the more popular ones.
Beanie (Pudding Bowl)
This type of helmet is easy to put on and take off, but provides only the minimum amount of protection for the head (mostly the top of the head). The Beanie (or Pudding Bowl) helmet is designed not to obstruct any part of your peripheral vision or your hearing, but long rides can be loud if you only wear a Beanie helmet.
Half Helmet
This type of helmet protects the top and sides of the head, and in many cases also the ears. The Half Helmet protects more protection than the Pudding Bowl and is still very easy to put on and take off.
Helmet (Open-Faced Helmet)
This type of helmet protects the head, neck, ears and eyes. Though putting on and taking off the Helmet is not as easy as with other helmet types, many things (taking a drink, eating a bite, shooting a photo) can be done by simply lifting up the face shield.
Full-face Helmet
The Full-face Helmet provides the most comprehensive protection for the head, neck, eyes, ears and face. This type of helmet also protects you from elements such as wind, rain, dust, leaves, particles and insects. Putting on and taking off this type of helmet is a bit more cumbersome, especially if you wear glasses. Also, sounds may be muffled while you have it on. The Full-face helmet is usually more expensive than other types of helmets, but well worth it.
Flip-up Helmet
The Flip-up Helmet provides much of the protection that the Full-face Helmet provides, while making it easier to put on and take off without having to slide the entire helmet on over your head.
Motorcycle Gloves
Motorcycle gloves are another important safety garment that you should invest in before you even take that first ride. Because most of us tend to reach forward with our palms down when we fall, not using good gloves can increase your chances of loosing some skin and blood should you take a fall.
There are many different styles, materials, levels of protection and temperature ranges available in motorcycle gloves. The vast majority of gloves designed for use with motorcycles are made from leather or other textiles. Look for motorcycle gloves that will be comfortable and provide the level of comfort and protection you'll need for your rides. Good riding gloves should be snug and not bulky, and allow you to extend and contract your fingers freely.
Boots
Motorcycle boots are interesting in that most motorcycle riders agree that it is safer to ride while wearing boots, but there is no real standard for boots in terms of street riding. One thing that can be agreed upon is that you should never ride a motorcycle wearing flip-flops, sandals, running shoes (or any shoes made of rubber) as none of these will protect your whole foot in the case of an accident.
Motorcycle boots for racing and dirt-biking can be very expensive and exceed the scope of your needs. A good pair of boots for riding will be tough and durable, made of leather or another suitable material, completely cover the ball of your ankle, and have good traction.
Shopping for Motorcycle Gear
There are many ways to find good deals on motorcycle gear. Start by making a list of what you need or want. Visit online motorcycle shops or visit your local dealer to look at different options. Then, look online to compare prices from different outlets. You can also shop for high-quality used motorcycle gear by looking through online classifieds. Many times, people take up a hobby such as motorcycles only to find after a short time that it's not really for them. In these cases, people may try to recoup the money they invested in the hobby by selling off items such as motorcycle helmets, jackets and gloves to private buyers. Always check to make sure your safety gear is in excellent condition when looking through classifieds.
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What kind of beanie and gloves should I buy my marine?
My boyfriend is over in Iraq and he asked me to send him a beanie and some gloves, now he's out on a mission and I don't know how long until I talk to him again. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions I don't know what to buy. He wanted light weight gloves almost as thin as just a liner glove. Can I get any beanie or should it be a certain kind? Help me.
I used a thicker wool beanie when I was over there, it didn't do a whole lot, below my Kevlar, as for gloves, I just used a pair of tactical airsoft gloves (open pointer finger)
think about those?
They kept me happy 
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