Comfort Scarf for Adventurous Women

12 July 2016 2 March 2023

The number 1 use on adventures. A comfort scarf if you’re a little bit out of your comfort zone.

In this case the scarf also:

Seals the motorcycle collar
Keeps the bugs out
Takes the bite of cool air

The image shows the AmazonHeart group on their first UK ride in 2005. They are outside the Ace Cafe in London.

AmazonHeart organises adventures for women that have survived breast cancer. It’s all about getting back to embrace life to the fullest. As you can see they all wear their Original Buff® the same way.

Tutorials

The BUFF® Original was created in 1994 to takle annoyances around the neck when riding a motorbike. These 2 tutorials shows you the most common use around your neck.

A Chill Protection Scarf

You don’t really need warmth.
And you still want to feel the wind.

This way of wearing just takes the edges of a cool ride.

The Neckwarmer

You are riding into the colder evening or it’s early in the morning. The neckwarmer then does the best job.

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Design

The design is a custom made AmazonHeart Design.

For more information on the BUFF® Original please visit the BUFF® Original Ecostretch Guide

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About the Author

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 🙂