GroodekoNeck Gaiters,Sun UV Protection Seamless Skull Bandanas,Gator Joker Face Cover Scarf Mask for Men Women outdoor sports

Muy buenas y la tela es de muy buena calidad

They fit well and are breathable.. its nice it comes in a 3pk with different images on them so they are not the same..

Comfortable to wear.

This neck gaiter is a great find! The design is fun and the print is really well done. The material is a breathable mesh that seems very comfortable, especially for something you wear around your face and neck. While I originally planned to use it for skiing, it'll be perfect for Halloween instead. It could be a great base layer for all sorts of costumes!

You get exactly what is described in ad I just wish the pictures faced opposite ways on the mask

Material is cheap and thin rip a hole in it first day and doesn’t stay on face it keeps falling down

I have one major gripe, and I'll get to that momentarily. But let's start with the good.- The prints on these are actually really good -- both designs and the quality of the printing itself- These are a blessing when you need protection from both cold wind or sun- There are so many different ways you can wear them (just not the way most people would -- getting to that in a moment)- They provide ample fabric (see attached photos for measurements on one of mine), so there is certainly enough for most people- Three of these for this price ... it's a good dealHowever ... the fabric, while thicker than other similar print masks that I've seen in this style, is nowhere near thick enough to hold its shape. Similarly, there is very little elasticity to the fabric, so any ideas of simply wrapping the back up over the top of your head or some other clever arrangement to secure the mask in place ... well, just forget it. Regardless of how I arrange or orient the thing, as soon as I start talking or moving around, the mask slips bit by bit down around my neck, taking less than a minute to be off of my face entirely. See the attached photos for how saggy the fabric is right out of the package.I wondered if I had missed this important factor in viewing product images on the product information page. How did nobody else have this problem? So I went to revisit the information page. 🤣With my own experience in mind, I started looking more closely at the pictures. Almost without exception, the models have done one of the following:1) Positioned their head for the photo in a way that prevents the mask from moving (head tilted back, for example)2) Are wearing sunglasses and are using them to anchor the mask around the ears3) Are wearing a helmet or hat and using their headwear to hold the mask in place4) Have straps holding the mask up (if you don't believe me, check the attached photos -- I've included some samples from the page to corroborate my theory)5) Are not wearing one of the masks being sold 🤣(once again, see the photos)So where does that leave me? The mask is useless to me by itself in the ways I had intended to wear it. However, I could try the same strategy as the cool cats in the images. So I grabbed some loud sunglasses and a hat and voila, I was able to anchor the mask in place! Granted, it's not a tenable positioning -- if I fidget the slightest bit with either hat or glasses, down comes the mask. But looking over the product information page, I see that there are so many different ways I could wear this; only two of the images show a non-workable style.So -- a bit thin, a bit short on elasticity, and unable to be worn as a standard mask or baclava. However, quality print, fun designs, ample fabric, plenty of alternate styles in which I can wear it, and sun and wind protection in an easy-to-store-or-carry package? Sure. I'll give it four stars.

I hope these will stretch a bit with use. In short, these are light weight, so don't count on them keeping you warm, and they are snug for adults. These may work well for kids, but not sure for what purpose other than as a silly mask. They are too porous to protect from dust/smoke, and too light to keep you warm.