Neck buff/snood

[Swanlaker]

Can anyone recommend a decent neck warmer at a reasonable price? I've just bought a seasalt handband but not sure it's going to be warm enough (I'm new to skiing so not too clear about what I need).

[OKhitmewithit]

Just go to Go Outdoors or Decathlon and get any of them. It’s good to have a fleece one that also has a cotton section as that’s really flexible.

[KeithLeMonde]

We used the lightweight stretchy ones, they're cheap in eBay. DH and I use the for running/cycling and they were plenty warm enough for skiing too.

[KeithLeMonde]

This sort of thing

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Full-Function-Face-Snood-Warmer-Mask-Neck-Tube-Scarf-Biker-Ski-Balaclava-Bandana/132040942409?hash=item1ebe40e349:m:mOOJtKL9Eb23Jl8DW8ejW1A

[babysharkah]

I have never used one. When and where are you going?

[Wimblemum1]

Ther did an icebreaker merino quite cheap on amazon right now here [[https://www.amazon.co.uk/Icebreaker-Flexi-Chute-Merino-Neckwear/dp/B00AMNM5TY/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ref=plSrc&keywords=icebreaker%20snood&dpPl=1&dpID=410uFTBAUJL&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&ie=UTF8&qid=1549226628&sr=8-1%5D%5Dh&tag=mumsnet&ascsubtag=mnforum-21

[Userplusnumbers]

I use these ones

www.buffwear.co.uk/new-aw-1819-adult-sport-collection/aw18-new-polar/anira-graphiteblack-new-polar

[drspouse]

I love them, I'm sure Mountain Warehouse do them too.

[Bodear]

You might not need one depending on where and when you’re going. What trip do you have planned?

[stringbean]

Take them anyway, even if you're not going until spring. We had a couple of bitterly cold days last April and were very glad of them - the wind was biting - we ended up putting them over our heads/mouths with helmets on top.