Halo Headband Bandit - 4" Wide Pullover Sweatband for Both Women and Men...

This product works great for exercise, yard work, etc. When I ring it out my wife gets grossed out with the amount of sweat that comes out.

Here in Texas we have all 4 seasons, but fall is only 2 weeks long and spring is about 10 days. My daughter absolutely LOVES these for outdoor soccer! I first bought one of these to wear, under my helmet, while mountain biking. The little rubber piece channels the sweat out of your eyes. Some people complain saying the band is not absorbent. Both my daughter and myself rather this versus wearing a band that is heavy with absorbed sweat, just let it channel sideways and drip off face. Much more comfortable to carry that sweat weight on your shirt, larger surface area as well to more effectively dry shirt with a breeze (if there is one).

The material is just fantastic. Its thicker than others, but stretchy. There is a built in sweat band, to divert sweat away from your eyes. There is also a grippy strip to keep it in place. I tried another popular brand, but it is too light, and does not stay in place. I took a close look at the photos before buying and noticed that the design is just better, and more thoughtful than other brands. You can wear it wide or thinner, very versatile. Glad I tried this, and will definitely order more for the gym!

I wear a large size helmet and this is quite tight. Cannot wear it in a long ride as it squeezes way too much! Does the job managing sweat!

It is simply unnatural how much I sweat during an intense workout. Especially if I go for a run outside when it's hot and humid. I'm basically already dripping with sweat by the time I walk out the door. Sweat headbands are essential in my life, and I've tried MANY different brands over the years. Most have done a fairly decent job, but I'd always have to carry at least 2 or 3 extras with me to swap out during my workouts as they'd become saturated too quickly and sweat would begin dripping into my eyeballs. I had avoided trying Halo brand headbands for the longest time because I thought the price was too much and wasn't convinced they'd be much better than what I already had. But I became desperate and eventually gave in thinking it wouldn't hurt to try. So I bought one. But the first one I tried was actually their regular 2" wide pullover. It did a great job, much better than what I had, so at the time I thought it was the best headband ever. And then I tried THIS 4" wide headband and changed my mind completely... The main difference between this 4" wide headband and the 2" (besides the size) is the thickness of the fabric. Not that the 2" is super thick, but it's definitely thicker than the 4". While both work to keep sweat out of my eyes (thanks to the nifty sweat chanel) I personally found the 2" to become overly saturated much faster. I still found myself having to carry an extra with me to swap out halfway. This 4" wide headband, however, is just a miracle. I don't know exactly why it's so much better, but it is. Maybe it's because the material is thinner so it evaporates sweat faster, or maybe because it covers more of my head. Maybe it's both. Whatever the reason, it's the ONLY headband I've ever tried that I don't find myself having to swap out during a workout. It manages to keep sweat out of my eyes the ENTIRE time without fail. And despite how unbelievably SOAKED it gets by the end of my workout, very little liquid is squeezed out when I wring it. It just locks all the sweat in. With the 2" it's like a waterfall when I wring it out. However, both dry very quickly and ready to use again the next day. The only negative thing I'd say about this headband is that the sweat chanel often interferes with the Bluetooth connection on my wireless earbuds. It only happens when I'm at my absolute sweatiest. The sweat cascades down the chanel towards the back of my head and over my ears. For whatever reason that amount of sweat dripping over my earbuds makes the bluetooth connection choppy and the sound cuts in and out. This happens no matter which brand of sport earbuds I'm wearing. But I did find a solution. Once the sound starts getting choppy, I just tuck the sides of the headband behind my ears and everything is fine again. Yes these headbands aren't the cheapest, but if you sweat profusely like I do, they are worth every penny. They stay firmly in place on my big head but never feel too tight. They have never lost their shape or elasticity (unlike my aging skin) and are easy to wash. I stick all my headbands in a delicates bag and cold wash in the machine on a delicate cycle with a gentle detergent. Then I hang dry. They come out good as new and seem very durable. I have 4 of these now in different colors and, just like Pokmon, I need to collect them all.