[thanks_table]

I've always wondered about this, thinking it might take some of the bite out of the wind and possibly even minimize ice cream headaches from winter duck dives...

Saw this newly posted Chris Kelly video and noted that he's wearing one for a bunch of shots:



Any thoughts?

[CBTS]

 

Where can I get myself one of those? That will definitely come in handy on some of those brutal days like we've been having lately.

[Loca]

Paragon it really works!! I finally don't have tomatoe face
Amazon if you can wait

[thanks_table]

I'd be concerned that it would absorb a lot of water, and be a freezing cold wet wad of cloth pressed up against your face...

Additionally, you could probably make an uglier- but warmer- version by cutting the leg of an old wetsuit.

[seb]

Used them snowboarding a couple of times...breathing feels restricted, and the inside gets wet from your breath...wouldn't use it surfing.  I guess it's a windbreaker at a minimum...

[CESAR]

Looks cool and ninja like......jury out if it really works.  Vaseline prob your best bet.  Works for these guys!!!
 
http://www.grindtv.com/action-sports/surf/post/freshwater-surfers-brave-sub-zero-temperatures-at-stoney-point/

 
 
 

[Mayday]

Additionally, you could probably make an uglier- but warmer- version by cutting the leg of an old wetsuit.

Considering gravity pulls things downward. including urine, I would advise heavily against this. 

[avaday]

it is really getting to be a bit hilarious, like no one ever surfed with snow and freezing temps before  

[Igotsoul4u]

Vaseline works very well.  I'm surprised more people don't use it.

[money4coffeeman]

Vaseline works very well.  I'm surprised more people don't use it.

not one damn... "thats what she said!"
WTF?!?!?! 

[Seppo1]

Got a whole bunch of neoprene face masks and balaclavas at Sundown if anyone wants to try em...