I have one similar to that but very lightweight, from Gore: http://www.gorebikewear.com/remote/S...1208436871979A
I rode with it in MA winters down to about 10°F with great success. It's great for windbreaking but isn't real heavy or hot. The only thing about this type of thing is you should put your glasses *on top* of the nose piece, as otherwise your breath goes up into your glasses and fogs them up. And in very cold temps you get that whole ice/frost forming around your mouth, but that's an issue for any similar solution.




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