I do traffic control (flagging) for work. I had lost my US ARMY ECWS base hood and bought this to replace it. In the end it actually fits better, is more comfortable and is better stitched than the USGI ECWS hood is. I have seen days ranging from 28° to 40° and it has kept me warm and the wind off my face and the back of my neck. Another plus is it isn't too bulky under a hard hat. I would recommend it to anyone who is out in cold weather for work or play

Very comfortable. Versatile. From neck gaiter to full face, head protection and all in between. Retains warmth while allowing moisture to escape. Of excellent quality and construction.

I bought this last winter during a very rare cold spell here in Alabama. Morning temps easily in the single digits. Working outside most days, I needed a better way to keep my face warm while not being too bulky so I could still wear my hardhat. I bought this to try, thinking that I would have to layer it because there was no way this thin fabric would keep me warm. Oh how I was wrong! It kept me warm in single digit temps and even kept most of the wind from getting through which was amazing to me. I liked it so much, I bought another to take hunting with me. Great Carhartt product and very much worth the money.

i bought this for riding my motorcycle this winter and its nice and warm and fits good. buy it,no regrets.

This is a great product. No bulk, no scratchy fibers, easy to wash and incredibly warm for its weight. You cannot go wrong adding this to your winter clothing lineup. This person is part of our Field Testing program and may have received this product for free. We operate one of the most rigorous field testing programs in the business.

i purchased this product to wear when riding my 4wheeler. and let me tell you it works like a dream. keeps my ears warm and can cover my nose and mouth any time. also it not to thick so you can breath.

The Carhartt helmet-liner mask is a great purchase. It combines head warmth, and the face and neck protection you would get from a gaiter. It's comfortable under a hard hat and easy to pull right up over your nose as soon as that wind starts blowin'. After switching positions a few times, the neck gaiter starts creeping up and letting some wind in, but hey, put down the tools and reposition it. Also, when those temperatures really start to drop, some type of knit hat will also be needed. The only downfall here is that it is impossible to wear it over your nose without fogging up your safety glasses!