Turtle Fur® 10101-649 - The Turtle's Carbon Neck Gaiter

The Turtle's Carbon Neck Gaiter (10101-649) by Turtle Fur®. Original Turtle Fur "The Turtle's Neck" double-layer neck gaiter is the warmest, softest and most loved cold weather neck warmer accessory of all time. Two layers of decadent fleece trap heat in the pocket formed by its two walls. The perpetual "rolling" nature of the seamless design means that your neck and face will stay warm and dry throughout the day. With an endless selection of bright colors, this is the perfect addition to liven up any outerwear. Turtle Fur Turtle's Neck is famous for its warmth and incredible softness. It stays up over chins and noses, or folds to warm the neck.

Specifications

Features

• Original Turtle Fur Fleece
• Machine Wash Luke Warm, Tumble Dry Low Heat
• Perfect for skiing, snowboarding, sledding, and all winter adventures
• Supremely rugged, yet ultra-lightweight design
• Ideal for cold weather activities
• Fabricated on state-of-the-art equipment
• Super Soft

Located just North of Stowe, in the shadows of Vermont’s highest peak, Mount Mansfield, Turtle Fur® know tough weather. By creating comfortable, quality products, Turtle Fur help you stay outside longer to enjoy the things you love to do.Turtle Fur mission is to create the best headwear and outdoor gear you can buy. Turtle Fur pride ourselves on holding true to Turtle Fur roots of quality, comfort, creativity, and community ...all while having fun Millie Merrell founded Turtle Fur® in 1982, leaving the company’s initial mark on winter sports with the invention of the first fleece neck warmer. Affectionately dubbed The Turtle’s Neck® it was a design shift in winter accessories that proves successful to this day. The invention of the Original Turtle's Neck freed once scarf-bound skiers from their tangled and burdensome accessories.From The Neck was born The Hat, from The Hat; many more hats. In collaboration with her husband John, who joined in 1991, Turtle Fur continued to add products and grow larger. Millie and John retired in 2000. Starting with fleece roots and expanding to all of the products Turtle Fur make today.