Airhole Balaclavas

Airhole balaclavas and hoods: the Hinge Laser Drytech, Hinge Laser Thermacolour and Laser Polar Fleece balaclavas and the Airhood Laser Polar Fleece.

Photo: Jernej Leskovar / Elan
Snowboarder in deep powder among snow-loaded trees, wearing a Smith helmet and goggle Photo: Smith
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  • Airhole · 26/27

    Balaclava Hinge Laser Thermacolour

    $59.95
  • Airhole · 26/27

    Balaclava Laser Polar Fleece

    $49.95
  • Airhole · Kids · 26/27

    Airhood Junior Milk Fleece

    $49.95
  • Airhole · 26/27

    Balaclava Hinge Laser Drytech

    $44.95
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Airhole Balaclavas buying guide

Breathing and goggle fog

The Hinge Laser Drytech, Hinge Laser Thermacolour and Balaclava Laser Polar Fleece have laser-cut micro-airholes at the mouth, and the Airhood Laser Polar Fleece has strategically placed laser-cut micro-airholes. Airhole places them so you can breathe easily and to help reduce condensation and goggle fog.

Hinged balaclava or hood

The Hinge Laser balaclavas have a hinged face section: pull it down under your chin, or wear it up for full coverage. The Balaclava Laser Polar Fleece also has a hinged, ergonomic design to adjust the fit. The Airhood Laser Polar Fleece is a hood instead: its relaxed-fit hood layers over a helmet, and the built-in Airtube Ergo gives a snug fit around the face. For kids, the Airhood Junior Milk Fleece uses 4-way stretch to fit over a helmet.

Fabrics

Drytech is Airhole's lightweight fabric: it wicks moisture, dries fast and sits low profile under a helmet, for active days. Polar Fleece (92% polyester, 8% spandex on the 26-27 balaclava) is midweight, stretchy, breathable and moisture wicking. The kids' Milk Fleece (95% polyester, 5% spandex) is double-brushed and hydrophobic. Every Airhole piece on this page is one size, and the Airhood Junior is a junior size. You can try helmets and goggles on at any of our three stores to check them with a balaclava (helmets, goggles).

Questions

Do Airhole balaclavas stop goggle fog?
The Hinge Laser Drytech, Hinge Laser Thermacolour and Laser Polar Fleece balaclavas have laser micro-airholes at the mouth, and the Airhood Laser Polar Fleece has strategically placed ones, which Airhole says let you breathe easily and help reduce goggle fog. Goggle fit and venting matter too.
What is the Airhole Hinge balaclava?
A balaclava with a hinged face section you can pull down under your chin or wear up for full coverage. Here it comes as the Hinge Laser Drytech and the Hinge Laser Thermacolour, both with laser micro-airholes at the mouth.
Which Airhole balaclava fits over a helmet?
The Airhood Laser Polar Fleece has a relaxed-fit hood that layers over a helmet, and the kids' Airhood Junior Milk Fleece stretches to fit over one. The Hinge Laser balaclavas fit under a helmet.
Airhole Drytech or Polar Fleece?
Drytech is lightweight, quick drying and low profile under a helmet, for active days. Polar Fleece is midweight (92% polyester, 8% spandex on the Balaclava Laser Polar Fleece), stretchy and moisture wicking.
What size is an Airhole balaclava?
The adult Airhole balaclavas and hood on this page are one size. The Airhood Junior Milk Fleece is a junior one size for kids.