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Re: Most breathable mask/gaiter? [Re: texasAUtiger] #13590786 06/11/20 03:59 AM
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Thanks for the response! I think I’m going to have to go with the Simms one then. The contoured style does seem like it would be more bearable to have on all day out on the water.

The cotton one I have now seems to have the same issue as the HUK one you have. Tight in spots and dogs up glasses. On top of that, mine seems to get too hot in the summer. Might be fine for colder weather fishing though, to help keep warm on those cold and windy days.

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Re: Most breathable mask/gaiter? [Re: texasAUtiger] #13590810 06/11/20 05:29 AM
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I wasn't aware that anyone made one of cotton. That would be horrid to wear as cotton holds moisture. All of the ones I have are made with one or more types of synthetic fabric with wicking properties. Some have a different fabric finish on the inside vs. outside to facilitate the movement of moisture in the correct direction.

Re: Most breathable mask/gaiter? [Re: Flippin-Out] #13590818 06/11/20 07:03 AM
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I’m almost positive that’s what it is. It feels just like a regular t-shirt. It does seem to hold moisture rather than wick it away.

Re: Most breathable mask/gaiter? [Re: texasAUtiger] #13590819 06/11/20 07:11 AM
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It makes sense from what you say, and I can certainly see the desire to find out what works better if that is your frame of reference. I have several brands, and find that any of them with special/perforated areas for the mouth and nose provide the most free breathing and reduction of any chance of fogging sunglasses.

The wicking tech fabrics go to great lengths to pull the moisture from your skin and move it to the exterior of the mask, where the hope is that evaporation will remove it. This evaporation in itself can provide a cooling effect, making the mask a desirable item to wear. I have been known to pour some of my cold bottled water over the face area of mine just for that evaporative cooling.

Re: Most breathable mask/gaiter? [Re: Flippin-Out] #13590983 06/11/20 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Flippin-Out
Originally Posted by cwil
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bought at Academy, only one I own so hard to compare.

SO you just wanted to see yourself make a post? ...as you can't contribute to the question at hand, why post?

I have some Simm's facemasks that have a perforated fabric in the mouth/nose area that seems to help.


How is what he posted any different than what you did? He gave one option and so did you. Go back to the OT.

Re: Most breathable mask/gaiter? [Re: texasAUtiger] #13591647 06/11/20 09:03 PM
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As I can even sunburn through a truck window, I tend to look like the mummy when I'm out on the water. I've tried most every brand out there. IME, the ones on Amazon meant for motorcyclists work just as well and they are a lot cheaper.


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Re: Most breathable mask/gaiter? [Re: texasAUtiger] #13591673 06/11/20 09:15 PM
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Any that you can spit snuff through? confused laugh

Re: Most breathable mask/gaiter? [Re: Duck_Hunter] #13591680 06/11/20 09:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Duck_Hunter
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Originally Posted by cwil
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bought at Academy, only one I own so hard to compare.

SO you just wanted to see yourself make a post? ...as you can't contribute to the question at hand, why post?

I have some Simm's facemasks that have a perforated fabric in the mouth/nose area that seems to help.


The question was “what’s your favorite.” Perhaps cwil doesn’t feel he has a need to try any others, and the one he mentioned is his favorite?

Either way, relax. 298 posts since 2009 is hardly the hallmark of a person who just likes to see themselves make a post.

Re: Most breathable mask/gaiter? [Re: Flippin-Out] #13592022 06/12/20 02:00 AM
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Yeah something that wicks moisture is definitely a top priority. I need something to keep cool while staying protected from being scorched in this hot summertime heat.

Re: Most breathable mask/gaiter? [Re: texasAUtiger] #13592153 06/12/20 05:15 AM
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I have one from Columbia, same material as their shirts. It has small holes in the mouth/nose area that are nice.

Re: Most breathable mask/gaiter? [Re: Chipman11] #13594052 06/14/20 04:14 AM
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Is it contoured fit or is it just like a sleeve? I love the Columbia shirts and wear them almost every time I fish. If their gaiter is fitted and comfortable I’d be willing to try it out, but the Simms one is looking most appealing at the moment.

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