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		<title>Review: Coal Frena NWA</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Intended Purpose: This knitted neckwarmer is built for the rugged cold of the mountains. It&#8217;s best for the chilly negative temp days because the material in thick but breathable. Appearance: I received the Frena in the turquoise color choice which happens to be my favorite option. The rest of the color choices are bright colors that stand out or your typical neutral colors. I love the color I got. Best Used for: The Frena is a thicker neck warmer so definitely meant for the colder chilly days around town, on the slopes and in those deep powder conditions. With the thickness, you&#8217;ll have some space where your skin is showing so it&#8217;d be best not to use this on any Everest missions or where you might encounter major frostbite if your skin is showing. Fit: This neckwarmer stretches to pull over your head and when it&#8217;s around your neck it&#8217;s there but not tight or loose with gaps. You can pull it out to give more breathing space. Durability: The Frena is a knitted neck warmer so definitely a snag can be a bad thing.  Luckily for me, this neckwarmer has been protected and kept away from materials like velcro/sharp [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
		
		
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		<title>Review:  Clast Reversible Merino Neckwarmer</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Intended Purpose: Meant for colder days on the slopes to keep your face warm and covered up. Appearance: I received the black strip/black reversible neckwarmer.  I mostly use the black stripe side because it&#8217;s just a simple design. Best Used for: The clast neckwarmer is best for cold days on the mountain with some windchill.  The two layers of merino wool will keep you face warm during those icy temps.  I&#8217;ve worn it on warmer days when it&#8217;s windy and it blocks out the wind/sun without being overly hot. Fit: The clast reversible neckwarmer is basically a necktube that you pull over your head and it stays on during the day on the slopes.  Mine fits me perfectly, tighter around the face, loose around the neck.  Easy to pull up and down on the slopes. Durability: The durability test hasn&#8217;t been complete on the neckwarmer since I&#8217;ve only ridden with it at Hood a couple times this summer and now at Mammoth.  I&#8217;ll definitely be wearing it more often this winter to see how it holds up for quality. Thoughts: I like the simplicity of neckwarmers as facemasks and the clast reversible merino is a material that keeps your face [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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