Got one for Christmas. Geee, it's the bees knees. Don't know how I managed without one before!
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Got one for Christmas. Geee, it's the bees knees. Don't know how I managed without one before!
And me! Actually mines a 'Tribal Stuff' Buff!Quote:
Originally Posted by socks
Got a new buff for Christmas.
My old one is on the bottom of Lake Garda in Italy.
what the £$$%^%^ is a buff?
Come on, Harry. Get on the programme. I'm a 56 year old "old f**t" and I've been wearing a Buff ( Actually a 'K Wind' ) for the past 4 months.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Harry Bripps
Buff websiteQuote:
Originally Posted by Harry Bripps
Running in the Buff... a whole new thought!
yeah, thats more where i'm at too...Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Goat
I've had a buff for over 5 years now but until I'd viewed your link Dominion I'd no idea there was more than one type. They're even more versatile than I imagined. Thanks. Now then where can I get one with a visor or maybe the fleece inner?
i hope they dont make you chaps look like some of the characters on this website...highly questionable individuals !!Quote:
Originally Posted by dominion
i will improvise a buff with one of my wife's leg warmers. how retro!?
erm, then again.....
actually , dont think i'll botherQuote:
Originally Posted by Harry Bripps
buffs are for those fellows that are a bit too light on their feet for my liking.
Now a balaclava thats different................................
I love my buff,its not like a hat that gets your head sweaty and it keeps my ears nice and warm on a cold day.
Bought my daughter one for xmas its a kiddy one with fleece in its dead cute.
I got a fleecy one for Xmas. It's a bit warm to wear for running but great for when I'm taking my very slow old dog for a walk.
Impressive David! You won the fashion police over at last!Quote:
Originally Posted by david
or was it a present to yourself?
Persistence paid off. I can't have looked such a complete moron in the one I won in roadrunner's competition.Quote:
Originally Posted by Feet in the Cowclaps
The standard ones are great. Single thickness pirate style on cool days, doubled over teacosy style when it gets colder.
my 16 year old son won't have anything to do with me when I wear my new buff!
He'll get used to it. Just give him time :).Quote:
Originally Posted by wycoller
the fact that he leaves me behind on a training run is because of the buff isn't it. Not just that he's better than me?
I got a free one for running in the Buff Dolomite Sky Race last year but, much as I'd like to have Buff Skyrunner Series emblazoned on me 'ead, I just look too stupid in it.....:(
So it's back to the old wooly hat (which has Wierd Fish emblazoned on it so it might be quite accurate..:D )
Saw a buff used today as an emergency repair for a walsh that had lost it's sole. If you see an old bloke staggering around the moors above Langsett looking like a tramp that'll be him!
Would that be a Billy Goat Buff then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Goat
Trundler,
Come on! - I thought that looking stupid was all part and parcel of the fell runner/mountain man lifestyle - why do you think that I wear a buff? The whole point of being a parent is to embarrass your kids!:eek:
Excellent piece of kit, just enough to keep your kneck or ears warm in winter and not too hot in the summer, stops the top of your head burning!!
I've just ordered my new buff off the buff website ,its called Fire. You will definately see me coming :D with that on !!
One of the best things i've bought yet, I use it loads, i get too hot wearing a hat, so i use the buff as a head band and to keep my ears warm.