Description
There's no looking back once you've worn a wool balaclava from the Swiss Army. It provides warmth to the head and face without being too thick and bulky. The one-hole design keeps your chin, cheeks and head covered while leaving a space for goggles to be worn. Being wool, it provides excellent insulating properties and will perform better in the wet than many other balaclavas. This piece of army surplus comes in a civilian-friendly greenish/blue/grey colour. Perfect for winter mornings on the bike or for skiing and snowboarding.
Features:
- Genuine Swiss Army surplus
- Natural wool fabric
- One hole design
Sizing: Will stretch to fit most adult-sized heads.
Weight: 60g
Content: 100% Wool
Colour: Hues vary from Sage green, blues through to greys
Condition: Used/Good - Item is well used. There may be marks/stains/scratches or repairs, but it is still in functioning order. If you want more information on our condition ratings, check out our condition guide
*Note* Hues and weaves vary widely on these from sage green to blues and greys - Please see the last image for an example. These will be picked at random
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Reviews
- MMerrickVerified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars4 minutes agoExactly as described
It's wonderful, a brand new wool balaclava with the perfect shape and size! It's a medium weight wool that seems like a great balance between warmth and breathability. Mine is a blueish gray.
- MVMarkus V.Rated 4 out of 5 stars5 years agoLightweight, awesome fit, unique colour
The fit is firm, like a second skin. While not a 'deal-breaker', this product is pictured in sage green, but the one I received is taud (a bluey-grey colour), hence why only 4 stars given. No NSN numbers or tags, but very well made. Fine knit pure wool- not as fine or fluffy as the woolen British Army Headover, but still a fine, lightweight knit. Good for cold conditions while mobile, as you can breath through your nose while wearing it. Looks a bit awkward in the picture, but you quickly become accustomed to wearing it. Doesn't really work if pulled below the chin though, if that's your plan. This would likely over stretch the wool rendering it sloppy.
