salipt Filters Reusable Anti Dust Unisex Mouth Face Filter Replacement Breathable Earloop Smoke Pollen for Outdoor Cycling,Sports

The included filters for this mask paired greatly, but they are a bit harder to fixate to the mask.The mask hook onto the back of your neck AND your ears, however, if masks tend to hurt your ears by how tight they are, you can just loosen the neck part of this mask and have the entire mask sag just ever so slightly so, not being too tight on your ears and hurting them.The jet black coloring is nice, and the mesh is very breathable. It also looks very professional and comes with extra filters.This mask hits all the marks of being excellent where it needs to be. From standing out in a crowd, to having replaceable filters, and not being so hard on the ears.This should be the only mask you are buying in 2020.

No normal person enjoys wearing a mask but if you must, at least be comfortable. This style of mask is sold with prices ranging from $10 to $40. This mask, while more expensive, is much more comfortable for my large face. Additionally, the velcro is reversed where the prickly part is not rubbing on your neck which is very uncomfortable. This is not an N95 mask but it serves the purpose of keeping your snot to yourself (mostly). The material looks like bra stretchy fabric but it has double protection inside which can be removed and washed. I bought 4 of these type of masks from different manufacturers to see which one was the most comfortable and this one won the prize of most wearable.

This is a decent dust mask/face cover. My husband has been searching for something that doesn't cause his glasses to fog up, and this mask is very helpful for that as long as he has it adjusted properly on his nose. His mask has a special loop that goes around the back of his head to keep the mask from hurting his ears. With COVID-19 running rampant, he likes having the additional protection that the filter offers. The price is a bit higher than I would like, but when it works, it works.

Update: One of the small round plastic internal clear plastic flaps is stuck open and learned you can’t remove and replace it. Possible design flaw? Normal breathing is gonna allow flow thru of airborn particles. Can’t risk this in places where virus may be present.Second Update: I put this mask aside and moved on to other options. I found it one day in a drawer along with the extra filters. After studying the filter realized you could use the punch out small round pieces inside the 2 black plastic face inserts. Nowhere is that indicated and not sure that’s how it’s suppose to work - can’t find that mentioned on any model of this mask type on the internet.However, with those small round filter inserts locked inside the molded plastic pieces looks like it will filter incoming air. May now use it for yard work and other safer areas now- but not where I think virus exists in public spaces.Anyway, thought someone may find this helpful that thought the same as I did -that there isn’t a true filter inside the breathing holes.

This is a great mask that really feels great to wear for long periods (I was tired of feeling like I was in a sauna inside my mask). But you need to know how it's worn. Most people won't be able to wear it over their nose and then pulled down over their chin. It's just not that large. Instead, wear it over the bridge of the nose and just let it sit wherever it sits below your mouth, on your chin, etc. The fabric is soft enough and the velcro straps tight enough that you get a decent seal this way.Once you know how to wear it, this is a great mask that I'm so much happier with than my homemade one!

Bought two of these thinking this is the solution - what a waste of money! I bought this mask based on the website description that it is comfortable to wear for long periods of time. The problem for a lot of the masks is that they are difficult to breathe through and difficult to wear for a long period of time. Unfortunately that is what this mask exactly is. It has two layers - the outer layer is a highly porous nylon mesh style material which irritates the skin where it touches (not clear what purpose this serves as it is too porous to filter anything) and the inner layer (which is not completely stitched to outer layer and moves around) is made from some fan filter style material. The nose bridge is hard and uncomfortable. In the end, it provides no more protection than a paper disposable style mask, is super heavy and uncomfortable material. Point is mask is porous, uncomfortable material, difficult to wear for a long time and too heavy - if you are not getting the N95 mask protection, then at least get something that is comfortable and easy to wear for a long period of time.

I was concerned about all of the negative reviews regarding this mask being too small. I have one of the largest hat sized heads they make so I was concerned only to discover that it's not the head size but rather the face size that is apparently driving the complaints. If you have a 'large' face (bordering on obese...as I'm 6'-2, 220 lbs but not obese) then yes it might be a tighter fit however they provided the head/neckstrap in back thus eliminating the need for the ear hoops. It's definitely a worthy and well made product. Thge slight rub is the cost of the replacement filters.