Warmest Neck/Chest Clothing???

[PJ267]

What do you guys use to keep your neck and chest warm, I have seen a couple of scraf looking things but what to know what works! thanks

 

[Frank Jones]

Cut the arm off an old sweat shirt and pull it over your head, toasty!

 

[RACER_X]

i got something from cyclegear, a neck thingy, has like a windstopper ft and fleece around the sides.

 

[twotonevert]

Winter underarmor works very well with a baklava(spelling).

 

[semi]

i think TTV means a balaclava (although baklava is delicious!) i have one that goes from above my nose, over my neck, and down under my shirt...it does a great job of keeping my neck warm

for the chest, you want layers...i start with underarmor, then long flannels, sweatshirt, leather motorcycle jacket...if you want something even warmer, check Pashnit's site in the sponsor's section, he has electric warmed gear

 

[head east busa]

or there is a raffle going on for a few bucks you can try to win a complete winter gear set from under armor. it's fora good cause. and it's almost time

 

[chrisjp]

yes....yes the RAFFLE... ONLY 5 TICKETS LEFT 5 BUCKS COULD GET YA 100 BUCKS OF HOT OR COLD WEATHER GEAR

 

[sleepless_red]

Here you go. You'll be thankful. The nice thing about this is that it feels like you're not wearing anything inside your helmet. It's that thin. Your neck will never feel cold ever. It's that amazing.
KNOX Cold Killers Hot Hood 2

 

[trojan2k]

I use a baclava for the neck. 3 bucks at WalMart

 

[TruWrecks]

I use a balaclava from ST Wind. It works very well. Temps below 45 f and I put the heated gear on.

 

[AlanS]

I used to use a tube that fit over my neck. I bought a Frank Thomas jacket though, and it's got a built-in neck cover in the collar. Works great. I prefer it to using the standalone warmer. But if you just want to keep your neck warm, the 'tube' solution will work.

 

[CraZyNOTRT]

I use my FireFighter hood, made out of carbon fiber/nomex works pretty good.
i figure it will protect you from the heat, should work in the cold.