[twowheels]

Can any one recommend a good quality waterproof and wind proof head and neck warmer, and where i can get one.

[Tazzzie]

Anything by "cold killers" will do the business. Most bike shops will stock something I think.

[Positron]

I'm using the IBF neck tube - keeps the neck nice and cozy. Not sure how it compares to others though, this is the only one I've tried.

[KeepinHerLit]

Use a polar buff myself, ok at keeping me warmish but not windproof, getting myself a very fashionable balaclava soon that will hopefully keep me a bit warmer, hate having a frozen nose!

[Larry]

twowheels, on 02 December 2011 - 08:41 PM, said:

Can any one recommend a good quality waterproof and wind proof head and neck warmer, and where i can get one.

This might work as a cheap alternative.

[piston broke]

Been using the Oxford one for years, its pretty good

http://www.halfords....tegoryId_165547

[Powers]

Positron, on 05 December 2011 - 09:02 AM, said:

I'm using the IBF neck tube - keeps the neck nice and cozy. Not sure how it compares to others though, this is the only one I've tried.

Same here, tis a grand yoka alright but not the warmest I'll admit, think i'll be investing in a fleece one or something as tis getting pretty cold now like.

[KildareMan]

IBF tube for normal weather & a Buff for the colder days. You can actually use the buff as a balaclava as well if you follow the online videos.

[CBR 46]

I wouldn't fancy being in the buff in this weather

[Blade RR]

twowheels, on 02 December 2011 - 08:41 PM, said:

Can any one recommend a good quality waterproof and wind proof head and neck warmer, and where i can get one.

have a look here http://www.donedeal....eextras/2775516

[Jem]

Have the cold killers one myself - highly recommend it!

Also use the IBF neck tube- works well for Autumn, but def. the cold killers one for winter weather!