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  1. #1
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    Another buff convert here. My hair's just long enough to get in a little ponytail, but the buff contains the loose stuff and really does keep sweat and salt out of my eyes. In cold weather I wear it like a balaclava. It's thin enough to breathe through but keeps my face warm and, more important b/c I'm asthmatic, warms the air I breathe in so I don't cough as much. I don't know how I lived without 'em.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KayTee View Post
    Another buff convert here. My hair's just long enough to get in a little ponytail, but the buff contains the loose stuff and really does keep sweat and salt out of my eyes. In cold weather I wear it like a balaclava. It's thin enough to breathe through but keeps my face warm and, more important b/c I'm asthmatic, warms the air I breathe in so I don't cough as much. I don't know how I lived without 'em.

    I have never had one....might have to spring for one....no, two....wait! three? four?
    "When I'm on my bike I forget about things like age. I just have fun." Kathy Sessler

    2006 Independent Fabrication Custom Ti Crown Jewel (Road, though she has been known to go just about anywhere)/Specialized Jett

  3. #3
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    Beware--once you get started on the Buff train, it's hard to stop!!!!
    Tis better to wear out than to rust out....

  4. #4
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    They have tons of patterns and thicknesses. You'll need one in high SPF, one that's for cold weather, one that's just plain cute....

    Yeah. It's hard to stop!

  5. #5
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    awesome!

    Can you buy buffs in stores such as EMS / REI or is it an online order only?
    Trish
    If not now, when?

  6. #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darby361 View Post
    Can you buy buffs in stores such as EMS / REI or is it an online order only?
    Trish
    REI has them in the summer, but doesn't stock them in the winter. Was at my local REI today, they had several to choose from. I resisted.

  7. #7
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    Buff sources: Sahalie, REI, and Terry. For the best variety of styles/patterns, order directly from Buff-USA.

  8. #8
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    I just ordered 2 from Buff-USA. One high UV & another "regular" one.....now if they'd just get here!
    "When I'm on my bike I forget about things like age. I just have fun." Kathy Sessler

    2006 Independent Fabrication Custom Ti Crown Jewel (Road, though she has been known to go just about anywhere)/Specialized Jett

  9. #9
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    On my way to REI...

    Thanks for the ideas - I have a ton of elastic headbands laying around from my sporty daughters - but I watched the buff videos, and those things are just plain cool!

  10. #10
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    Those videos had me convinced. I just ordered three! One summer one and one winter one for me and a winter one for BF......I hate having to wait for things to arrive though.

 

 

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