A warm scarf on your weekend hike

It’s a wonderful winter day. You’re out in the country site for a hike.

The Wool Buff® as a scarf is one of the most popular ways to wear here.

As you can see on the picture it:

fits snug around your neck
goes into every nook & cranny to leave no skin exposed

The merino wool makes it also super comfortable.

The photo was give us as promo material for the 2009 winter season. I assume it’s taken somewhere in Catalonia in the mountains outside Barcelona.

Tutorials

It’s easy to pull the merino tube over your head. This tutorial shows you how to make it really warm. I used a BUFF® Original to demonstrate the technique.

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Design

The designs pictured are solid colours. The fabric is dyed.

For all available Wool Buff® designs click here.

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

A studio landscape shot of a young woman wearing a Wool Buff® as face mask. She is blond, wearing a white shirt & standing in front of a white background. The tye-died blue Wool Buff® stands out. Source: buff.eu © Distributed for the promotion of the Wool Buff®

Fend off biting wind chill with a Wool Buff® face mask

This is were tubes rock. It’s around your neck & your cheeks are freezing. A simple pull up your face and you have a face

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

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 🙂