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The ColdAvenger Ski Mask: Turn Cold Air Into Warm Air
One of my biggest hobbies is to snowboard. There is a solid chance that you will either catch me at a electronic trade show or snowboarding on the biggest mountains I can fine. With all the positives I gain from snowboarding, there comes some negatives as well. I especially hate the way the cold air can affect your breathing. Anyone who has take part in skiing or snowboarded down a slope knows what I mean. This is why I was excited to come across the ColdAvenger, a product that will help you breathe easier and not feel the affects of breathing in the cold air.
So what is the ColdAvenger. Some say it looks like a mask straight out of the GI JOE movie. Designed by a physician, it is made of high quality medical grade biocompatible plastic. You can best describe that as a synthetic material that is often used to replace part of the living system or function when it comes in intimate contact with the tissue. This function occurs though a ventilator system. The system creates a "micro-climate" through mixing the cold inhaled air with exhaled warm moisture. This helps achieve a solid balance of warmth and humidity. The end result is that your airwaves become protected from the cold and less damaged. ColdAvenger is also designed quite basic. All you have to do is slide on the mask over your head. You will feel as if you are wearing the top piece to a scuba diving outfit. However, the front part is open and comes equipped with a face mask similar to what you see doctors or germ fearing people wearing. The patented ventilation technology that comes built into the mask is quite pleasant. It has the ability of turning the cold air you breath into temperatures of 40-60 degrees Fahrenheit. This drastically affects how you feel during skiing or snowboarding. The best part about this handy product was the price. I was able to purchase the ColdAvenger for only $80. This is a very small price when you consider what it does for you. A lot of people often get sick from all the cold air that they inhale. Changing the cold air to warm air can make you have more energy throughout the day. You won't feel as exhausted when you are done and will be able to feel refreshed the next day. If you snowboard or ski as much as I do, you should do your research and find one of these as soon as possible. Sources: (1) Nelson Daniels, Own Purchase, 2010.(2) ColdAvenger, www.coldavenger.com, 2010 By Nelson Daniels - I like to travel.
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