Deep Winter Face Mask

Although it’s called 'Deep Winter,' I might be sensitive, but I would not hesitate to call it just a 'winter face mask' (the real question is: what’s winter vs. deep winter? ????). I wore it in temperatures slightly above zero (0–5 °C), and it felt just right—almost a bit thin for my comfort, yet still protective enough. What I really like is the long piece that wraps around your neck, the cut near the ears (which allows the bottom part to cover your jaw perfectly), and the choice of materials (windproof forehead material).

As much with other deep winter garments, it's way too soon for a field test. However, I have no reason to expect any disappontment when the time comes, as this product is clever made, well executed, has a very good fit and looks more stylish than any balaclava. The upper torso, neck and partially the head, seems well protected with wind shilded matterial. And above all, products of this brand, heve never let me down so far.