Geyoga4 Pieces Winter Neck Warmers Fleece Gaiter Windproof Face Covering

Army green, wine red, black, light Grey. These are exactly what I was hoping for. I jog and the temperatures are in the 50's. I had a neck gaiter already but it was Thune and loose. It did not keep my neck warm and it slid until it didn't even stay on my neck. These are thicker and warmer. They are nice and snug without squeezing my throat. They are a little snug pulling them over my head but that is good because it then fits well around my neck. The quality seems very good. I also like that I could get 4 different colors.

Cozy and warm, I love these polar fleece neck warmers. I used them all weekend during two snowy ski days and they really did the job. The best feature is they’re adjustable with a toggle you can tighten or loosen for a custom fit.Love all the color options!

Nice thickness for me. Not super thick but comfortable and great price. Works for me and my teens. Tightening string is nice on one end.

This is a simple neck gaiter that is long enough to pull up over your nose and tuck down into your jacket. I like that it fits loosely so it scrunches along my neck, increasing the R-factor. There is a toggle at the top so you can pull it over your nose and tighten it. If you want it to stay up, pull the back up as well and tuck it under a hat. You can also tighten the toggle at the top of your neck so cold air won't get in. It's made of medium-weight polyester fleece.You can pull the toggle all the way closed and wear one as a hat and another around your neck. Toasty warm for sleeping in a camper!

We go on a ski trip every year so I have a lot of neck gaiters. Since they are used to cover the mouth as well as the neck, we need quite a few b/c we want to change them every day for everyone in the family. However, since our accommodations often don't have washing machines or dryers, I wanted something thin that would dry overnight. Then I found these. If I hand washed them at night, they were always dry by morning, which made the trip really easy! i learned that thick neck gaiters are tricky to use because they absorb moisture from your breath and snow, making them too wet and cold sometimes. This pas trip, we left the thick ones at home and only took these thin ones with us which was a good decision. Even if they got wet on my morning run, I was able to change them into clean ones for lunch. Since they are thin and lightweight, they doesn't take up much space in a suitcase or backpack.

I ordered these size large (size choices were large and medium). I'm 5'11", 240 lbs, 18" neck so I figured large was the way to go. I was wrong. They are so big they gap and let cold air in. If you try and pull it up over your mouth/nose it just falls down. Yes it has a draw string on one end....but that's on one end. And it doesn't hold very well so after you set it it pulls loose after a little bit of movement.Also, they are very thin. I had one from another company that was much thicker and warmer (and fit well....but I lost it). Im only using them in 30 deg weather so they'll do for me but if you're looking for a nice thick fleece neck gaiter for super cold weather, this ain't it.

I bought a pack of these neck warmers to share with friends who were traveling with us to the Grand Canyon and parks in Arizona and Utah in February. They were worried about it being too cold. I let them pick the color they liked, and they liked wearing them. I have sensitive skin and liked how soft they are. I am getting ready to go on a river cruise on the Danube in December with my mom and sisters, and one of my sisters is worried about being cold. So I bought another pack and will give each of them one of these neck warmers. The draw string allows it to stay up over your nose and completely cover your face if it is really cold. It works great in that way for skiing. It is thin enough that you can breathe through it. You can also draw the string tight to make it into a beanie hat.

Cheaply made but warm. Unfortunately not as thick as ones I bought last time.