What is Baclava?

Balaclava is a combined head and neck cover that provides great heat. One most often sees them on skiing or worn as part of military clothing to reduce the wearer's visibility to others. For an American English spokesperson, this term is not very common and instead the term ski mask would be traditionally seen instead.

Ordinary Baclava is usually made of wool, although some can also be made of acrylic, cotton or fleece. The item covers the head, ears and neck, but has an opening for the eyes. It also usually includes a small opening near the nostril for easier breathing. Hat/scarf can only become a hat by overturning part of the scarf in many models. If the neck or chin is too warm, the head can be easily converted.

The name comes from the town of Balaklava in the Crimea. During the Crimean War in 1854-1856, many British units were not used for extremely cold winter conditions. People from the city sent these hands knittered "ski masks" that helped provide providedUT to British soldiers another warmth. Those of the black silk can be most associated with ninjy, and any modern Ninja costume tends to include a part that covers the face. Unfortunately, the garment is also associated with terrorists and criminals who want anonymity in committing illegal acts.

Competitive automatic competitors often use the burning retarder. It is assumed that it will protect the face if the racing car randomly lights. In addition, it allows some smoke filtration by shielding the mouth and provides drivers a little more time for rescuers to get to it.

The term is sometimes confused with Baklava, a dessert in the Middle East made of layers of pastries, nuts and honey. The confusing two could have one literally literal his hat.