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Neck tube companies?

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stevenweber
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I know about saga's are there any others
May 24 2012 5:49PM
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.AR6rider.
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Yowie
May 24 2012 6:12PM
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pghjibber
Posts: 1298 - Karma: 329
armada has a neck tube coming this fall
May 24 2012 6:14PM
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wintersway
Posts: 5115 - Karma: 128
buff
May 24 2012 7:44PM
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reece23
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I love mine
May 24 2012 7:46PM
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Stose
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OP these are outdoor technologies neck tubes. best out there
May 24 2012 11:12PM
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Backyard.Skier
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these and the saga ones are not bad
May 24 2012 11:17PM
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TheClap.
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hope.

$3 best bang for buck
May 24 2012 11:21PM
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Blake.P
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Rime knits
May 24 2012 11:49PM
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richard.
Posts: 873 - Karma: 55
This.
May 25 2012 12:52AM
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ProLens
Posts: 476 - Karma: 169
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May 25 2012 11:50AM
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TACO-DOG.exe
Posts: 11988 - Karma: 12,261
trojan, durex, lifestyles. any of those will work.
May 25 2012 12:05PM
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SShield
Posts: 252 - Karma: 65
Level nine sports has some for 3 bucks
May 25 2012 12:46PM
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Laurent.
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I'd go for Buff: they are more expensive but they use polartec fleece and they have a crazy amount of designs, and they are the original creator.

I've had my Buffs for three years now (the Original and Polar) and they are amazing, they doen't fray, they are very light to breathe through, they are very light to wear but block the wind, and cold like no other. I've also machine washed them alot and it's still like they day I bought it.

The one Yowie I've had is discolored and frayed, and I've only used that for a couple of months.
May 25 2012 5:15PM
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mode2n
Posts: 2856 - Karma: 255
Rime Knits
May 25 2012 6:01PM
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Randy_Quench
Posts: 5447 - Karma: 4,343
I took an old black tee shirt and cut a big rectangle out of it, then sew it into a tube that fit my face/neck.
cost me 0$ and is badass as fuck.
May 25 2012 9:43PM
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cwphoto
Posts: 2332 - Karma: 780
Rime knits. Really good quality mine is still in great condition after plenty of abuse. And you can always get an inspired one
May 25 2012 11:59PM
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Bahamamama
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clast, hella warm and really good quality
May 26 2012 1:43AM
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Parks.
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this
May 26 2012 2:24AM
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Ribss.
Posts: 3442 - Karma: 3,344
Outdoor Technology, Coal, Air Hole, Yowie.
May 26 2012 4:30AM
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Oiseau
Posts: 38 - Karma: 10
Yeah go for a Buff - have had mine for 5+ years, no fraying, still keeps my face toasty
May 26 2012 8:32AM
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