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View Similar ProductsWhy We Like The Essential Midweight Ubertube Kit
Six feet, sanitizer, and the Outdoor Research Essential Midweight Ubertube Kit are all you need to protect yourself and others beyond the comfort of your home. As face mask designs continue to improve, we've enjoyed the Ubertube's gaiter-inspired style that rests around your neck when not in use, and is easy to pull up at a
moment's notice. The fabric's filter system provides additional protection beyond your standard cloth, and the fit is easy to customize in a world of masks that never seem to fit just right. Perhaps our favorite aspect of the Ubertube is the midweight blend of materials that keep your face and neck toasty warm through chilly weather, so every outing is enjoyable for you and those around you.
- Protect yourself and others with this precautionary midweight gaiter
- High-efficiency filter blocks 95% of virus and bacteria particles
- Durable fabric outperforms cotton in a 10,000+ cycle abrasion test
- Launder up to 30 times and maintain 100% of HEIQ V-BLOCK performance
- UPF 50+ protection shields the face and neck from sun exposure
- Tailor the fit with adjustable shock cord, ear loops, and nose wire
- Additional filters sold separately, replace using personal judgment
- Item #ODRZ8HW
- Material
- 82% polyester, 18% spandex
- Style
- neck gaiter face mask
- UPF Rating
- 50+
- Recommended Use
- hiking, trail running
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
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>Rating: 5
December 8, 2020
Awesome mask + balaclava
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
I'm a huge fan of the OR masks for daily use. This balaclava has earloops which make it much easier to keep up while skiing. The filters slide in a stay put better than their regular masks.
Erin Reeder