adidas Face Covers 3-Pack, Black, X-Small/Small (Pack of 3)

Stuff is really soft and the stitching is very nice. It fits perfectly on my face and by its look it is going to last long.

Similar to other reviewers, I will have to agree. The mask XS/S run VERY small. After reading the reviews, I bought it with my 11 year old son in mind. He's very petite (closer to a 9 year old.) He said it's very comfortable, but I do see him tugging on it a lot to cover his nose...it will slide down quickly if he tries to talk. This is problematic because I purchased this for him to wear to school. Instead, what I'm going to do is keep this for his soccer and hockey practices. It will be perfect for wearing just for 10-15 minutes at a time where he is in the locker room, warm up, etc. It's a great looking mask-sleek and athletic. I can see why my son likes it so much-I just it stayed on better.

Wow! I am amazed at how well I can breathe through these masks! I attend a facility that still requires masks at all times (yep, they still exist) and these masks are outstandingly easy to breathe through. I walk with forearm crutches so I excerpt more effort when walking and therefore get winded fairly easily, especially when I have to wear a mask. I am so glad I ordered these. No more breathing hot used air! They fit very well and do not fall easily while speaking. They also hold their shape and air dry quickly as well. Great find.

i got an xs and the nose area just doesn't fit right its lopsided, its how they were stitched, i’m unsure if it was just the specific ones i received but i mean they were okay overall

I never thought I’d write a review like this about an Adidas product, but this Men’s Face Cover (Small, Black) deserves it. This is one of those rare times where a big brand name and high price completely fail to deliver even the basics. If I could give this zero stars, I would. ⸻ 🚫 Price vs. Product: Unbelievable At nearly $48 for 3 small fabric masks (or about $15.97 per mask), I expected something premium — a mask that fit well, breathed well, and felt like it justified the Adidas logo. Instead, what I received felt cheaper than a $2 cloth mask from a dollar store. Thin fabric, no filter pocket, minimal coverage, and no structural integrity. The price alone is outrageous for what you’re actually getting. ⸻ 😷 Fit Is All Wrong The fit is easily the worst part. Adidas calls this a “men’s” mask but the “small” size is absurdly tiny. It doesn’t cover my face properly, and the ear loops pull uncomfortably tight. The nose area gaps, the chin area rides up, and I end up constantly adjusting it — which defeats the entire purpose of wearing a mask. Even my teenager tried it and found it uncomfortable. This isn’t a “small” that works for slim faces; this is a child-size mask marketed to adults. If Adidas wanted to sell this as a youth mask, fine. But labeling it as a men’s mask is misleading. ⸻ 🪡 Build Quality: Cheap and Uninspired I’m used to Adidas gear being well-made, even when simple. This mask? Flimsy stitching and minimal structure. The seams are rough against the skin, and there’s no shape retention after washing. It’s basically two thin layers of fabric with the Adidas logo slapped on the corner. Also, the mask lacks: • Any adjustable ear loops • Any nose wire • Any filter pocket At this price point, all three of those should be standard. Instead, it feels like Adidas rushed out a product during high demand, priced it at a premium, and called it a day. ⸻ 💨 Breathability vs. Protection — Neither Done Well Usually with cloth masks, you either get: • Good protection but heavier breathing • Or light breathing but minimal protection This mask somehow manages to fail at both. The material is thin enough to question its filtering ability, but dense enough to feel suffocating when active. If you’re buying this for workouts or everyday wear, expect constant fogging of glasses, sweaty discomfort, and frequent readjustment. It’s not marketed as a medical-grade mask, but at this price and branding, it should at least function competently as a high-quality cloth mask. It doesn’t. ⸻ 🧺 Washing = Rapid Degradation After just two washes on delicate cycle, the ear loops started losing elasticity and the fabric looked worn. The Adidas logo faded slightly as well. This mask clearly wasn’t built for longevity, which is ironic given the premium price. By the third wash, it felt looser but still somehow uncomfortable — the worst combination. ⸻ 🧠 Marketing vs. Reality This product is a textbook case of brand marketing over substance. The product photos make it look structured, sleek, and sporty. In reality, it’s just a basic cloth mask with none of the thoughtful design features you’d expect from a sportswear giant. If this mask was $5–$7, I’d shrug it off as a budget item. But at $47+, it feels like a blatant cash grab. ⸻ ✅ Final Verdict: Overpriced, Undersized, Underwhelming There’s no sugarcoating it: don’t waste your money on this Adidas face cover. It’s poorly sized, poorly built, overpriced, and lacking in even the most basic comfort or functionality features you’d expect in 2025. The Adidas name doesn’t magically make this mask better. If anything, it makes the disappointment sting more. If you’re looking for: • Proper coverage • Adjustable fit • Breathable protection • Long-term durability You won’t find it here. You’re better off buying a pack of high-quality masks from almost any other brand at a fraction of the price. I’ve always trusted Adidas for sportswear and gear, but this product feels like a rushed, cynical attempt to profit off a need rather than solve it. Zero stars from me — and a hard lesson learned. ⸻ TL;DR Tiny fit, no adjustability, thin fabric, overpriced, and degrades quickly. Adidas should be embarrassed by this mask. Not recommended at any price — especially $47.