2 balaclava questions

[Sulla]

I am looking to pick up a balaclava for a Hallowen costume. I was wanting one with a large eye hole or even one that just covers the head and chin but leaves the face open.

My two questions:

1. Where can I find one that is not thermal? I thought I saw some that were made from "faux-silk" for summer wear. I need to keep as cool as posible as I will be wearing a rubberized gas mask over it.

2. Where can I find the cheepest balaclava; thermal or not?

501st Pathfinders would you hav a bead on them?

Thanks.

 

[bleyd]

I was thinking of the dessert. :lol :lol :lol :lol

 

[asok]

You might look at this http://www.sportsmansguide.com/cb/cb.asp?a=40252

Hope it helps.
Asok

 

[exoray]

These are very light weight non thermal and it what I use, it's real hard to explain the type of material they are made of the closest thing I can thing of would be speaker grill material crossed with spandex...

Balaclava

 

[Jayn]

http://www.sierratradingpost.com/product.aspx?baseno=56028
I use these under rubber masks for a haunted house..you can always get one and make a pattern from it too.. they're very simple to sew.
Jayn

 

[Andy Kernow]

Larger motorcycle stockists usually have the silky ones.
Andy

 

[eltee]

I bought one that was designed to wear under a helmet. It is called, "Ventclava" and the crown and back of it is perforated. It is called "Aerolated Mesh." Made by turtlefur.com Very lightweight and breathable. Bought mine through Campmor. Very comfy.

 

[Sulla]

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I bought one that was designed to wear under a helmet. It is called, "Ventclava" and the crown and back of it is perforated. It is called "Aerolated Mesh." Made by turtlefur.com Very lightweight and breathable. Bought mine through Campmor. Very comfy.
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Looks nice. I have to wear it with a modified version of this:

Does it fit tightly at the neck?

Thanks.

 

[snoose27]

Try Here:

ww.cheaperthandirt.com


Stay Hard,
Snoose