Halo HeadbandII Sweatband Pullover for Men and Women

It’s a headband, but with a trick up its sleeve. Sure, you could use a normal headband. But once it’s soaked, where does the sweat go? Usually into your eyes and face. The Halo’s built in silicone gutter channels sweat away - even after the band itself is soaked! That’s its simple yet effective superpower. It’s also very thin so it fits well under a helmet. When very hot, it can be a little uncomfortable during extended wear because your forehead doesn’t breath as much, but that’s a compromise I can live with to avoid sweat in my eyes while riding.

Little yellow rubberband built in to this headband does the trick. Really awesome and effective. Tested it two days on my 2 mile dog walk in hot Florida. No more sweat in my eyes from my bald head. Really love the look. If you have sweat getting in your eyes You need this! Trust me.

Got this as weather and humidity heated up for riding my bike. It worked great, but I thought the wind was helping out. Thankfully I grabbed it for a hundred mile hike I did Memorial Day week. The temps were just above 90 with high humidity all week. We got to the start of the trail 3:30 first day and I couldn’t remember where I put my headband. We hiked 5 hours, with sweat pouring in my eyes and all over my sunglasses. I finally gave up and took off my shades because the sweat had made them unbearable to look thru. When we got to our first camp site and got set up, I found my headband where I had put it. For easy access, of course. Over the next 6 days and 90 miles I never had sweat in my eyes again. My face had sweat, of course, but it was not from my noggin running down into my eyes along the way. I wore it just above my eyebrows, and often forgot it was on.I am going to get another just to leave in my pack, and put another in my list so I can use it during yard work. Try it. If it only works half as good for you it is worth it.

The headband is fantastic and keeps sweat from dripping all over my glasses when I am working outside. The only problem I am having with it is that it is a little too big for me. I am a petite woman, and it doesn't fit very well. It keeps sliding up and down my forehead. Works well, I just wish it were a little more snug.

I purchased these headbands with the hope that they keep sweat out of my eyes. I volunteer with the Florida Southern Baptist Disaster Relief Teams. Over the last 10 days I’ve been in Houston, Texas chainsawing huge trees off of people’s homes as a result of hurricane Beryl. The headbands kept the flow of perspiration out of my eyes and allowed me to make my cuts safely. They are very comfortable and can be hand washed in the sink. I plan on purchasing more. Hopefully I can find them in bright yellow!!

I have had issues with head sweat for years. I would always put my glasses on back of helmet during extended climbs to save my glasses. I have not had a sweat drip on my glasses since..sweat runs down side of head but no drips. Happy with purchase. Pet peeve solved!

Ok to start with I sweat a lot when I work out. I was looking for a way to keep it out of my eyes and this seemed to be what I needed. At first it works well, keeping my eyes clear of sweat. The problem is that when it gets saturated the sweat runs right over the silicon bar and into my eyes. I have to stop and wring it out! I guess I'll go back to my old system...

*Good quality sweatbands.*Washes well.*Good grip.*Works with chin-length or longer hair worn as a headband.*Does not ride up in the back and stays put even with shorter hair.*Pulls back hair snuggly around the entire hairline, top, back, and sides.*Does what it's supposed to do.

Works great for me mountain biking!

Works perfectly as describe! I sweat a lot and now nothing in the eyes!!! Thanks I will order more!!

Still my favorite headband

Muy buen producto. Si detiene bastante el sudor en la cara. Vale la pena.

Works as described, I usually have sweat running into my eyes while grinding up hills while mountain biking, I have not had any issues with sweat in my eyes since using the band. It does leave a red line on my forehead, but it fades after an hour or so. I prefer that to stinging sweat in my eyes.