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Thermal Neck Gaiter
Thermal Neck Gaiter
Seal in the warmth with this versatile cool weather staple
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SKU #143622096PPONE
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Thermal Neck Gaiter
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SKU #143622096PPONE
Seal in the warmth with this versatile cool weather staple
$26.25
$35.00
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$26.25
$35.00
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Description
Winter weather can be highly variable. Reach for our Thermal Neck Gaiter when you’re not sure exactly what Old Man Winter has in store. This versatile piece can be worn around the neck, face, or head, depending on your insulation needs. The thermal fabric insulates and is highly breathable, plus it’s made with recycled materials.
Features
- Pedal to Zero™: Going by bike 4mi / 7km offsets the climate impact of this garment
- Highly versatile winter staple
- Constructed from breathable thermal fabric
- Made with recycled materials
Fabric
Main body: 90% polyester, 10% elastane
Features
- Pedal to Zero™: Going by bike 4mi / 7km offsets the climate impact of this garment
- Highly versatile winter staple
- Constructed from breathable thermal fabric
- Made with recycled materials
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Riding Conditions
Cold
Cool
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Care Instructions
Wash with simple detergents without additives (Clear or Free). Wash gentle cycle. Close all zippers and hook and loop closures (“Velcro”). Tumble dry low (fabric should not be hot to the touch). When in doubt (or to save energy) hang dry. Do not use dryer sheets. Products with scents, softeners, etc. will inhibit performance of technical fabrics.
Pedal to Zero
Pedal to Zero
We calculated the Pedal to Zero number using the EPA’s estimate that a typical passenger car produces 404 grams of CO2 per mile. For example, our Rove Short creates the equivalent of 9.8kg of CO2*. Therefore, if you ride 24 miles instead of driving, you’ve zeroed out the emissions impact of the Rove Short. This knowledge can inspire us to change our behavior. *This information was calculated by PEARL iZUMi using the Higg Product Module 2.0 at Higg.org. It includes cradle-to-gate impacts only.
