ZAN

Zan Sportflex Neck Gaiter Sugar Blossom - Harley & Indian V-Twin

$35.95
IN STOCK — Ships within 24 hours

Specifications

BRANDZan
TYPEHeadgear
SKU26-5322
PART NUMBERWFL451
MATERIALSportflex fabric, mid-weight
UV PROTECTION50+
CAREMachine washable
PATTERNSugar Blossom
WEIGHT0.2 lb

Fitment

This part is not tied to a single bike. If you are unsure it works on your motorcycle, email us and we confirm before you order.

REVIEWS (1)

The Zan Sportflex Neck Gaiter in Sugar Blossom is built for V-twin riders who want neck and face coverage that is comfortable and protective on the road. Made from mid-weight Sportflex fabric, it balances breathability with protection from the elements, keeping you cool when it is warm and providing a barrier when the air turns cooler.

Riders choose this gaiter for the way it handles long rides, where sun, wind, dust and debris can all be a factor. It offers more protection than classic tubes while staying less bulky than fleece, and its soft, breathable construction is comfortable for all-day wear. It is also machine washable, which keeps care simple.

The Sugar Blossom pattern adds a distinctive look to your gear, and the design can be worn in multiple ways, whether you are cruising at speed or stopped for a break. It offers 50+ UV protection, making it a practical everyday accessory for Harley-Davidson and Indian Motorcycle riders.

Specifications

  • Brand: Zan
  • Part Number: WFL451
  • Weight: 0.2 lbs
  • Material: Sportflex fabric, mid-weight
  • UV Protection: 50+
  • Care: Machine washable
  • Pattern: Sugar Blossom

Common questions

What material is the Zan Sportflex Neck Gaiter made from?

It is made from mid-weight Sportflex fabric, which is soft, comfortable and breathable.

How much UV protection does the gaiter offer?

The gaiter offers 50+ UV protection against sun exposure.

Can the neck gaiter be washed?

Yes, it is machine washable for easy care and maintenance.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS
5.0
1 CUSTOMER REVIEW
May 20, 2020

Works well, was surprised I had to use it in the middle of May

— Anonymous