How to Wear a Cycling Neck Gaiter (and Which One to Pick)
Neck warmer, face cover or headband: three ways to wear a cycling neck gaiter, and the seven Corbah prints to choose from.
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A neck gaiter is the smallest layer in cycling, and one of the most useful. It adds a layer between you and the elements on chilly, dry rides, and it packs down small enough to forget it's in your pocket.
Three ways to wear it
- Neck warmer: around your neck, it closes the gap between your collar and your chin.
- Face cover: pulled up over your face on the coldest stretches.
- Headband: worn under your helmet.
It's handy off the bike too: on a cold walk, a ski day, or stuffed in a jersey pocket for the café stop. Every Corbah gaiter is unisex, one size.
When to bring one
Cold mornings and long descents are where a gaiter earns its place. Our guide to what to wear cycling at every temperature shows where it fits in your layers, and our cold weather cycling gear has the rest.
The seven prints
Pick one that matches your kit, or one that just makes you smile.
- Galaxy: a deep purple and pink star field, for night rides and space fans.
- Wolf: a photo-real grey wolf head that turns heads in the bunch.
- Pineapple: a close-up pineapple on sunny yellow, a cousin to our Kitty and Doggy Pineapple jerseys.
- American Flag: distressed stars and stripes that match The Patriot kit.
- Flower: a burst of rainbow-colored petals.
- Camo: classic woodland camo in green, brown and dusty pink.
- Winter Camo: grey and white camo for cold, grey days.
Get yours
Every gaiter is made to order and delivered in 5–6 weeks.
