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As the headline suggest, I would sweat when working out. It was no big thing but I had to immediately dry the pads on my Bose head phones. Well these babies fit over your ear and keep any moisture from ear pads and protects the rest of your head. Sound is not effected. There nice and soft and you can hand wash and air dry if needed. There cool looking and for a moment in time you can pretend your Keith Richards with a headband. They work well and I recommend.

my face gets so sweaty and then my eyes burn and I get moody..so this has solved at least 2 problems.I used it for camping and daily chores. It sucks up a lot of sweat. I tried washing by hand and hang drying but it seemed to just have absorbed the soapy water too! So machine wash and dryer seems to be the best optionI also have a big head and it didn't squeeze, it's very comfortable and functional

After looking around for a wide headband for my long, thick hair (I'm a guy), I decided that for $6.95 I would give this one a shot. It's cheaper than Bondibands and larger head wraps but seemed to get the job done for other customers. I needed a headband such as this for a number of reasons; I needed something to keep all that hair out of my face while exercising, which gets quite messy once the sweat soaks through it. I also wanted something to wear as a liner under the large ethnic hats I wear to school every day, which were getting ruined by the sweat stains that formed from walking back and forth from the dorms.After wearing this band around the home and under my hat for the past day that I've had it, I can say that I am quite satisfied with the way it accomplished my high hopes. It does a tremendous job of keeping the hair out of my eyes even when I'm not working out, and it's so lightweight and comfortable to wear that I've already grown accustomed to keeping it on all the time. I have to agree with the manufacturer's claim; you really do forget you are wearing it after a while! It also did a great job of protecting my hat from the sweat of my morning walk, not to mention it kept my hat in place (with my thick hair I usually have to readjust my hat once every hour or so, but I didn't have to bother with it at all until the end of the day!). I haven't had a chance to test it out during a full workout routine, but even if it doesn't do a great job in this aspect (which judging from the other comments it seems to be a great and properly functioning headband) it is still a five-star​ product for me. This band has really become a lifesaver in the short time that I've had it, and I can confidently say that I will be wearing it every day from now on.EDIT: After about a week of moderate wear, I'm a bit disappointed to say that it's begun to show signs of lack of durability. There have been threads near the bottom of the band that are starting to become loose, and I'm afraid of what the implications of that are. I don't think it will totally unravel, but it's saddening that it isn't as durable as I initially thought. Still a good product for the price, but I may be forced to look for another band for my purposes.

Hubs wears working outside. Wicks sweat when cutting wood, etc.

I shave my head and was preparing for and ran a half marathon. Getting sweat in my eyes was a big problem for me. I purchased this to prevent the stinging from all that sweat. It absorbs a lot of sweat. After about 5 miles, I am drenched, except for my eyes. This holds up well and absorbs a lot. It takes me about 10 miles before I start to overload it, but even then it still holds back the flood. When I was done with the half, I wringed it out and it absorbed a surprising amount. Unlike my running cloths, this did not hold the smell. A simple wash and it was like new again. It fits well and has held up for over a year. The only reason I would need to buy another one is if I wanted to be matchy matchy with my running cloths.

The headband wasn't amazing quality but it felt OK and fit comfortably.One problem with this item is if you wear it out in public depending on where you are and how you look, people might think you're affiliated with the criminal gang "The Bloods". A more "street smart" friend of mine saw this headband and warned me like hey buddy, it would be a bad idea to wear that in public. If you live in the Southern United States you might want to go with a different color (don't wear a blue one either).

The marketing to masculinity is kinda hilarious, like dudes, relax. Unclench.Anyway, even though there are other sweatband packs that are cheaper per unit, I went with this one because of the inside lining. It's great for sweat absorption.I train mauy thai and boxing 8 to 10 hrs a week, some days are 3 hrs at a time. I got sick of wearing a baseball cap to keep my hair and sweat out of my way.I like the neutral color tones options for the headbands and that it feels very comfortable to wear. It doesn't give me a headache and it doesn't feel like it'll slip off. It doesn't block my vision. So I don't have to worry about readjusting it.If I'm outdoors playing or hiking, I'd definitely still wear a hat over it because I wouldn't want a tan line. Something to keep in mind for the outdoorsy folks.To wash it, I put it in a delicates (mesh) bag and hang dry it. It dries rather quickly. I purchased 4 at first, I just purchased another 4 this week. I find myself wanting to wear it even if I'm just home cleaning or just want my hair out of my way.

These headbands are awesome. I use them when going out for a run, and for playing tennis. When wearing a cap the sweat just runs down my forehead. With the headband, the sweat is absorbed by the headband and no more sweat getting into my eyes.