Vixens, we all love to look good when we ride and we also consider comfort and style when choosing our products, this is why when I came across the Diva-do and Neck-it I had to give it a try.  The Diva-do is a hybrid between a do rag and a hair net that was designed to keep long hair protected from the elements while keeping your hair from the dreaded helmet head.  The Neck-it is a polar fleece turtleneck that has a flap that extends down the front of your chest to keep out the biting wind in fall/winter.

The Diva-do was extremely easy to use and once I got the hang of it, I was able to put it on again in seconds.  It sits fairly low on the forehead and over the ears, I particularly liked that since in the winter my ears tend to get quite cold.  The Diva-do also made getting my helmet on and off easier, which was a definite plus.  It does however make the helmet just slightly tighter, but not at all uncomfortable.  I have a lot of breakage from the constant rubbing from taking my helmet on and off and have noticed lots of shorter hairs in the front of my hairline.  The Diva do is made to keep hair from breakage by protecting it from the friction of those actions. There are many different patterns to choose from, so go to www.raci-babi.com and see what appeals to you.  BTW-There is a Wick-it for shorter hair too!

The Neck-it looks like a turtleneck with a dickie, for those of us that are old enough to know that word.  I ride year round and fall/winter is trying for me when the weather gets cold and my concentration on getting to my destination to get warm consumes my thoughts and detracts from the road.  Nothing in the world is worse than being cold to the point you are shivering on your bike.  The Neck-it is worn under your jacket and while I couldn’t snap the collar on my jacket, it kept the wind out completely.  It wasn’t until I rode home without it on that I realized what a difference it made.  There are many different patterns to choose from so you can coordinate with your gear, I plan on getting another one to do just that!

Ladies, riding is a statement, riding in style makes an impact…Vixens Ride!

Carol T. Carpenter