Polar Wrap Exchanger ST Mask

Very poor fit for a small face. Not for use with goggles. Even if you breathe through your mouth the goggles will fog.

great for keeping warm during downtime

I bought this hoping it could be used under my helmet while motorcycle riding. Feels weird on my face. Wants to sag since I couldn't get the head band adjustment tight enough. It's a heavier item and hangs down below the chin too far. Might work under a balaclava or ski mask. Alright to breathe through but too weird for me to use.

I have yet to try this in REALLY cold Minnesota weather, but the concept seems to make sense. This feels a bit weird when you first put it on, but then you kind of get used to it. I think it will be great when the windchill reaches below zero.

I could make one of these myself with a beanbag and a rubber band... ...okay maybe not, but close. It's not a mask really. It kind of sits on top of your face and mouth and you breath through it. It comes over your nose but not under your chin at all. It really does feel like a beanbag wtih a strap on it. It's not nearly as tall/maskish as it looks in the picture. I got to use on the ATV and it won't work for that. The strap has to cinch up on the top/back of your head rather than fastening behind the neck like a regular mask. It would not work with a helmet and your chin/neck will still freeze. I'm going to have to send it back so I'm not going to use it. I suspect that it would be dificult to keep the strap positioned so as to keep the mask on. ...it smells funny too. Kind of a problem for something you breath through.

looked like a good idea to keep face warm for motorcycle rides, fit is not so good. falls off face if not positioned above ears.

I have a small face and this mask did not fit at all, even after cinching the strap all the way in. Definitely not a one-size-fit-all product.

I have a heart condition and get angina when breathing cold air. This mask warms the air and has been excellent in preventing angina pain in cold weather. I live in North Dakota where it gets about as cold as Alaska...and it works.