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These will keep your nose warmer because of the center brace, but you can forget about wiping your nose. You would have to remove the mask to get to your nose.
I love this thing until I lost it in the wash it is so small just saying it's very warm and to be warned so you don't looks like a burglar try the different styles
These have become my goto protection for motorcycle riding while wearing a tshirt. Have also used for a variety of yard work and construction with much success.
I use these almost every day at work, (Enforcement officer) It helps with rain, cold prevention, and altercations. I would recommend this.
I bought these for studio glass blowing. They are narrow and will fit my arm better than the others at the shop that are old.
The picture clearly shows them going above your elbow and about half way up your biceps. It must have been a midget the photographed because the don't go past my elbow.......
I've found a sleeve that prevents arm cuts and bruises. I changed my 42" lawn tractor blades without cuts and scratches. Must have for hot engines and tight spots that result in cuts and scratches.
I use these for welding. They do a great job of adding some more heat protection to my arms whenever I'm working on a hot piece. Only gripe is they hurt my thumbs a bit the first few times I wore them but eventually I got used to them.
Bought these as heat protection for glass blowing. They work great, except they get sweaty as hell. That issue may exist for all sorts of sleeves (it's probably all sleeves like this), but they wash fine, so who cares?