Breathe Healthy Comfy Mask Elastic Head Strap Mask (Black)

This mask is a great step up from the disposable type masks. The fabric is nice and soft and feels nice on the face. It does have a bendable metal band sewn in where the mask crosses the nose to allow for a tight fit. I do notice at times that I still get some fog on my glasses if I don't have it sealed well enough. That being said, the fact that it fits well, is very comfortable and washable, all while filtering out my woodworking dust, makes it a win in my book. I'd definitely buy another.

I bought this for my husband who works for a lawn care company. He was always coughing when he came home, because of the grass and pollen! This mask has been a lifesaver! He no longer comes home coughing. It allows him to wear his sunglasses and safety glasses without fogging them up! It's washable which is a big plus, and it fits snugly without pinching. It is absolutely perfect. Would I buy another? In a heartbeat!! Keep in mind... Hand wash this in the sink. (I do every time he comes home.) With detergent or even dish soap! I hang it up to dry on a cabinet handle and it dries in about an hour! It's breathable and I don't think anyone would have trouble breathing with it on. He says it's comfortable to wear. So, it's great!

I used it for the first time last night while cutting the grass and it seems to work very well. The only concerns I have is (1) I got this in black. Not sure how that will be during our hot 100+ degree Texas heat. At least knowing that you can wear it wet will help. (2) For now the elastic holds the mask in place but not sure on how many uses until it weakens. Overall I am still glad I bought this and would purchase it again if I need to replace it.

As the years go by my sinuses have been increasingly bothered by lawn clippings and other particulate matter while mowing the lawn. Mild difficulty breathing after yardwork is not a fun thing. I was thinking about trying disposable cone filters, and looked to Amazon for a bulk pack. Luckily, I spotted this first. Though a little awkward at first, the soft cloth is comfortable and easy to use. Used every time I mow now, I can breathe normally again! My nose doesn't even run anymore (from the mowing itself). Make sure to rinse thoroughly and air dry after every use to keep fresh. Hand wash with soap at least once a month. (Taking it in the shower to wash is fine.)

I have COPD and this is the best mask I have found. The fit is great and is very comfortable. I love how you can form it to your nose. I intend to purchase a couple more just to have on hand. People who say they can’t breathe with a mask on just need to learn how to breathe... in through the nose, out through the mouth. I was one of those people until I figured it out. Your safety glasses won’t fog-over either. Try it. This is a great mask.

I bought this to use for woodworking cutting and routing. I liked it at first - it was comfortable enough to wear for hours, and washable. However, the straps degraded and stretched, and it is no longer usable.

Definitely not "comfortable fit for all adult sizes". I wear a 7 3/4 size men's hat, and have a large-ish Roman nose. I can't wear this for more than an hour without pain on the bridge of my nose and deep indentations on my face where the straps and elastic sides press in. When the plastic-reinforced nose piece is in the correct location, the bottom of the mask barely extends down past the point of my chin, and rides up if I am actively moving. The fabric presses against my lips and rubs my lips and tongue when I speak. The mask does allow air to pass more easily than typical paper-type masks, but the plastic nose shaper is not wide enough to prevent fogging on the outer half of my glasses lenses. For a small person this mask would probably be fine, but Breathe Healthy needs to manufacture them in two or three sizes in order to live up to their claim of fitting all adult sizes.

a lung saver indeed. I purchased this for use while making a production order of three thousand simple deadfall traps with power tools. I probably made about twenty thousand or so cuts. I was primarily using a table saw with dust collection, and a band saw without any dust collection. also a chop saw with some dust collection. on a previous similar project I tried just using a bandana but ended up with massive amounts of saw dust up my nose, and got a respiratory problem about half way through. With this mask I was able to complete the order without being sick, or really even having to blow my nose, even at the end of the day. I have a full beard and a moustache, so finding things to keep the dust out is hard, I wholeheartedly recommend this to any fellow bearded people. Now if only I can find a respirator that works with full beards. . . .