Skida Stella Neckwarmer Review: Style and Warmth

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The Skida Stella Alpine Neckwarmer offers style and extreme warmth on and off the slopes, for a reasonable price. Grab it in a variety of colors and patterns.

Skida Stella Review:

Price and Where to Buy: The Skida Stella Alpine Neckwarmer is available starting at $24 on Amazon.

How the Skida Stella Rates:

Usefulness: 10/10. This neckwarmer has a poly-blend outer that wicks away moisture, and is lined with an insulated Polartec micro-fleece fabric that will keep your neck and face warm even on the coldest days.
Value: 9/10. The price is great for such a high-performing neckwarmer, especially one that is made in the U.S. (in Vermont).
Portability: 10/10. The Skida Stella can easily fit in your pocket or ski bag.
Durability: 10/10. The Polartec fabric is cozy but strong, and will last you through many winters.
Cool Factor: 10/10. I love all of the different prints and colors the Skida Alpine neckwarmers come in—they are probably the most stylish ones on the market!

Final Verdict: The Skida Stella neckwarmer is a must-have for stylish skiers or snowboarders.

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