Outdoor & Adventure Guide

Edward
Last Modified: 27 February 2023

Popular Buff® Products in Outdoor & Adventure

The most popular Buff® products in outdoor & adventure are the Original Buff®, the High UV Buff®, and the Wool Buff®.

The Original Buff® is the most popular product with its all year / all weather performance. You really can’t go wrong having it with you. There will be tons of situation where you’ll be so happy to use it.

You’re mostly exposed to heat & sun. The better choose the Coolnet UV+ Buff®.

You’re mostly exposed to cool/cold weather. The Wool Buff® is the better choice.

How the Global Outdoor & Adventure Community uses Buff® Headwear

Cold, Hot, Windy. Sweating up the hill, freezing on the peak. All over the world the Buff® tubes help in many ways to enhance outdoor & adventure experiences.

Best is to scroll through the gallery below and “Read More” what fits you the most. You will find the right product mentioned there.

A portrait selfie of Danielle Murdoch somewhere in the middle of nowhere. She is wearing a short sleeve Australian Geographic T-shirt and a grey Wool Buff® as scarf. The hair looks a bit scruffy as if she just took her motorcycle helmet off. She appears to be in her comfort zone and looks happy. Source: Danielle Murdoch motomonkeyadventures.com © permission to use on our websites

A Comforting Merino Wool Scarf on your Adventures

Out on Adventure? The Wool Buff® as a scarf has this comforting effect (Danielle Murdoch) You’re out of your comfort zone exploring the world. Nice to have a comforting scarf with you. The Wool Buff® is super comfortable and a

A side landscape shot of a woman and a man hiking in a gorge. Both are wearing Original Buff® as neck cooler. The woman to the front right is looking over her left shoulder into the camera. The man in the background seems distracted. The scene looks warm. Both are wearing summer hiking gear. Source: buff.eu © distributed for the promotion of the Original Buff® in hiking / trekking

Heat Relief on a Hiking Trip

It’s warm, it’s stuffy. You are trekking and wouldn’t mind some heat relief. Just wear the Original Buff® loose around your neck as neck cooler. Make it a bit moist to enhance the effect. This is way better than having

This landscape selfie shows Roger Chao holding up the Australia Geographic Society Flag in the middle of the Greenland ice sheet. He is wearing specialist expedition gear. He later told me that he was wearing a Original Buff® as liner and he loved it. Soure: Roger Chao www.steppebysteppe.com.au © Permission to use on our websites

Rash Free Expeditions

You’re heading into extreme cold.Your gear is specialised survival gear. As it turns out it’s not perfect. Welded, tough seems can cause rashes among other things. That’s when you use the Original Buff® as a balaclava / liner around your

A landscape shot of a person lying on the ground in a sleeping bag. His entire head is covered with a Original Buff®. Another person is kneeling beside his head. He has put sunglasses on the sleeping persons face and is holding up the MDS event number 552. The photo was shot during the 2004 Marathon Des Sables. This is one way how to keept spiders and scorpions out during your sleep. Source: buff.eu © Distributed for the promotion of the Original Buff®

Stops Swallowing Bugs in your Sleep

So you fear swallowing spiders or scorpions in your sleep. Just wear your Original Buff® as shown in the picture. I recommend the Original Buff® for this as the High UV Buff® is a little bit too restrictive for my

Mosquito & Heat Relief on Jungle Adventures

It’s hot, it’s humid and you have no cover what so ever. The Buff® Coolnet® as legionnaire style cap gives you cooling & protection. The fabric turns your sweat into a cooling effect. Way better than running in your eyes.

A side shot landscape photo of two men in the snow. They are sitting in their sleeping bags with their legs stretched out . It looks as if they sleeped outside and it started snowing. They are both holding a cup of tea in their hands and look happy. The man in front is wearing a Original Buff® as ear warmer. The man in the back is wearing a Original Buff® as beanie. Source: buff.eu © distributed for the promotion of the Original Buff® in outdoor / adventure

Warm Head While Sleeping in the Cold

So you’re spending the night out and about & it’s cold enough to snow. Even in a tent a comfortable sleep can be a challenge. If you don’t have your head covered you loose quite some heat there. It takes

A side shot landscape photo of a man knealing in the snow. It looks like he is on a photo safari or researching wildlife. He is wearing a yellow cold weather ourtdoor jacket. He is also wearing a Original Buff® as beanie. The design is clearly recognisable as a National Geographing Collection design. Source: buff.eu © Distributed for the promotion of the Original Buff® in outdoor / adventure

Comfort on a Snowy Photography Trip

A bite in the air and you are active in the cold. You know that if you put a normal beanie or your hood on you’re going to sweat. This is where the Original Buff® as beanie excels. It doesn’t

A landscape selfie showing a young man and woman smiling in the camera. They are sitting on top of a mountain peak. Their faces reveal exhaustion and happiness. They are both wearing Wool Buff® as beanies. Source: Gettingnowhere.net © Permission to use on our websites

A Beanie on top of the mountain

You’ve made it to the top of the mountain. You’re so happy. But you’re also exhausted & sweaty. Now that you’re standing on the peak you’re exposed to the winds & cooling down. Great to have a Wool Buff® as

Edward

I'm an engineer and IT professional that loves the outdoors. It started with hiking, mountain biking and snowboarding. 30 years later, I've added motorbiking, camping, boating, surfing, diving, sailing, freediving and 4WD offroad adventures. It makes a good balance to sitting in front of my laptop 🙂

2 comments

Hannah 23 July 2020

I’m a recreational runner in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia who now needs to wear a mask before and after I run. Which would be best for that? (I run at the Tan, Olympic Park and around Albert Park Lake.) Thankyou!