Brushed Full Face Balaclava Mask – Windproof Thermal for Cycling and Running

When the wind cuts across a ridgeline and every breath drafts into your face, this Brushed Full Face Mask becomes your essential cold-weather layer. It’s designed to sit invisibly under a helmet or beanie while delivering warmth where exposure hurts most.

What sets it apart

• Brushed inner lining: A soft thermal fleece-style interior traps warmth against skin without bulk, keeping you comfortable on summit approaches and exposed sections.
• Windproof full-coverage design: Shields the face, nose, mouth, neck, and chin from wind chill and light precipitation, so you stay protected in changing mountain weather.
• Breathable construction: Engineered for high-output activities, it moves heat and moisture efficiently to prevent overheating during the climb and cool-down after the descent.
• One size fits all: Stretchy fabric conforms to most head shapes, delivering a snug, secure fit under helmets, hats, or beanies.
• Lightweight & packable: Weighs almost nothing and easily folds into a jersey pocket or pack lid—no excuses not to bring it on every trip.
• Multi-activity versatility: Perfect for alpine hiking, tramping, cycling, motorcycling, running, and skiing—one mask covers all cold-weather needs.

Designed for alpine adventures and beyond

Whether you’re tackling exposed ridgelines in New Zealand or riding long alpine descents, this mask keeps your face shielded from wind without the bulk of a full balaclava. It fits comfortably under a helmet or hard hat, staying flat against the skin for unobtrusive protection during lifts, climbs, and fast descents.

Technical details

• Colour: Black
• Size: One size fits all
• Material: Brushed thermal fabric
• Coverage: Full face, nose, mouth, neck and chin
• Use: Alpine hiking, tramping, cycling, motorcycling, running, skiing
• Origin: CN

Care and maintenance

• Machine wash cold, gentle cycle
• Do not bleach
• Tumble dry low or air dry flat
• Do not iron directly on brushed surface

Built for the mountains, ready for anything—from bitter ridge winds to chilly morning commutes. Pack it, wear it, conquer the cold.