For nondescript weather warfare, score yourself the Airblaster Merino Ninja Face Balaclava. Made with water-wicking and warmth-inducing merino wool for kick-butt protection against the cold.
For nondescript weather warfare, score yourself the Airblaster Merino Ninja Face Balaclava. Made with water-wicking and warmth-inducing merino wool for kick-butt protection against the cold.
For nondescript weather warfare, score yourself the Airblaster Merino Ninja Face Balaclava. Made with water-wicking and warmth-inducing merino wool for kick-butt protection against the cold.
Get the Airblaster Ninja Facemask Black Balaclava to stay cozy this winter. An entirely black colourway offers a classic look, while the acrylic construction wicks moisture excellently.
Get the Airblaster Ninja Facemask Realtree APX Balaclava to stay cozy this winter. An entirely black colourway offers a classic look, while the acrylic construction wicks moisture excellently.
Get the Airblaster Ninja Facemask Teal Mushroom Balaclava to stay cozy this winter. An entirely black colourway offers a classic look, while the acrylic construction wicks moisture excellently.
Long-lasting comfort to fuel your family’s winter adventures. The Kids’ Hood Balaclava keeps budding winter enthusiasts warm and cozy all day for more fun on the slopes. Snack breaks and adjustments are a breeze with our kid-friendly ExoHinge design.
The Treo fabric on the head ensures seamless helmet compatibility. The inner liner features Exten fabric for a soft, comfortable feel against your skin, while the Versa lower shell offers the protection needed for long days on the hill.
The Merino Hood ExoHinge™ takes that legacy to the next level. Made with premium Nuyarn® merino wool, it delivers the same trusted coverage and mobility with upgraded softness, odor resistance, and superior thermal regulation.
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