National Geographic Buff - Aussie
ProductID: 71062
MSRP: $20.00 $18.50 USD
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National Geographic Buff™ - Aussie:
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| · soft, breathable 100% microfiber polyester · 12+ ways to wear, one-size-fits-all adults · moisture wicking, quick-drying |
· 100% seamless, 2-way lateral stretch · Polygiene® active odor control |
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| Great thermal protection from cold & wind. Original Buff® adds to the adventure with the licensed National Geographic™ edition. Designed for those who enjoy traveling and exploring the most incredible landscapes and cultures, whether downtown, or across the globe! Every rider needs a Buff. Keep the dust out of your nose and mouth and still be able to breath without feeling like you are suffocating. Your buff will fit nicely under your helmet, and is warm enough, but not too warm, for riding in colder weather. It packs up smaller (and weighs less) than an energy bar! The most amazingly versatile piece of cloth you will every buy - the Buff does nearly everything. Buffs are a brilliantly versatile piece of head or neckwear and the Original Buff designs include a wide range of prints and colors. The Buff is a knit tube made from technical micro fiber and is wind resistant, breathable and wicks perspiration. The stitch free process enables the Buff to support up to 150kg in weight and means there are no irritating seams or hems. When washed, Buff is colorfast, and dries in minutes. How to wear one? Check out "Tech Info" tab - wear it on your neck, head, wrist, ankle, or wherever you find a place that it fits! |
Tech Info
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A special four-channel fibre forms a transport system that pulls moisture away from the skin to the outer layer of the fabric. It then dries that moisture faster than any other fabric and thermoregulate the body.
Ultraviolet radiation, or UV, is present in sunlight.
Sunburn is a sign that your skin has received too much UV.
Overexposure to UV over many years can cause more serious
health problems such as skin cancer or cataracts.
Garments that are sensibly designed for sun protection like this
one reduce your UV exposure. *Samples of fabrics have been tested for UV protection by
AITEX and LEITAT – Textile Technology Institutes in accordance
with the standard AS/NZS4399:1996 “Sun protective clothing – Evaluation and Classification”,
results ranged from 93.3% to 96.7%, averaging 95% UV protection.
