High-altitude, full storm protection has a soft fleece interior and a weather-resistant shell.
This mountaineering balaclava performs in the harshest weather; the Outdoor Research Windstopper Gorilla Balaclava has a soft fleece interior and a weather-resistant shell. The nose and mesh breathing port are removable, allowing you to tailor your coverage to meet conditions.
Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The Outdoor Research Windstopper Gorilla Balaclava is available through Altrec.com.
one-of-a-kind-balaclava!
Here in Colorado, we have 54 mountains over 14,00 feet. I recently climbed two of these mountains, and was definitely glad I had my OR Windstopper Gorilla Balaclava. Experiencing wind gusts of 45 mph, and wind chill values of between -5 and -15 degrees, this balaclava kept me very warm. It provides excellent overall coverage, and a proper fit is provided utilizing a velcro adjustment system. The ability to remove or add the nose and mesh breathing port is a big plus! I would definitely recommend this balaclava. This is my third purchase with Altrec, and I have been very satisfied with their service!
GREAT WIND PROtrecTION!
I love this balaclava. Because my face gets cold snowboarding, I had been wearing 2 face masks which was a bit bulky. Now I am perfectly comfortable, warm, and I love its versitlity.
This is the warmest product on the market. The product is also relatively confortable. Good protection against the wind and ice. I highly recommend it.
great gear
I like windstop material always, and it has several velcro attached on nose and neck through mouth, so it's easy to wear on and off. it fit little large, but not too bad. I like the Outdoor Research Windstopper Gorilla Balaclava, and it will work all winter mountain hiking.
A great addition to any winter gear collection!
This product is great! The fit is true to size and it's everything Outdoor Research claims it to be. With this baby on you won't be feeling jack frost breathing down your neck when your on that ever pressing summit bid at 12 am with a negative 15 windchill blowing at you 30 mph. Good job Outdoor Research!!
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