The Winter Face Mask People Love!

What is the favorite face mask for skiers and snowboarders? ... FaceSaver™ Mask !


"I am a long time skier and have unfortunately experienced frostbite on my face on more than one occasion. I tried just about every commercially available face mask on the market, and only the ‘Facesaver”, through it’s unique design, covers and protects all of the sensitive areas, and as importantly, does not affect my breathing, nor does it fog my goggles. The “Facesaver” is as important to my day of skiing as my skis themselves. Don’t ski without one especially on those cold days of winter. Thanks you to the “Facesaver” creator." -Peter


Featured on www.TheSkiDiva.com's Holiday Gift Guide. Here's what she said,

"The FaceSaver is something I've come to know and totally love. You know how conventional face masks cover your mouth and get all wet? And the warm air backs up into your goggles so they fog? That doesn't happen with the FaceSaver. The FaceSaver is a neoprene mask that only covers your cheeks, nose, and upper lip, protecting them from the frostbite without all the other problems."


" I purchased one of your Facesavers while at Alta in February. It proved so superior to any other of the half dozen ski masks I have tried over the years, I realized I should order several more for my family and myself. Your product should be in ski shops all over America." -William H., Dyersburg, TN


" Your face mask is wonderful !" -Dr. B, Salt Lake City, UT


" I skied at Snowbird today and a friend gave me your Facesaver to try. It is superior to anything that I have used." -Allison, Park City, UT


" You only have to use it once to make it worth the small price. Everyone should have one of these in their pocket." -Lenny J., Sandy, UT


" I wore my Facesaver mask the other day when it was really cold. Everyone else was freezing, but I was warm as toast ! " -Steve G., Salt Lake, UT


"I carry my FaceSaver in my pocket during the whole season. My face has been saved from frostbite more than once. It is essential on those stormy powder days" -John B. Park City, Utah