Halo

Brilliant, sweat now not getting in my eyes. Well made, works perfectly,

Long term review, used under a helmet when racing my bike. Stops sweat running down your face. Been washed lots of times and still like new. Very comfortable when on.

The sweatband is nice and absorbs sweat well. But the material is very thin so it drips everywhere on longer training sessions.

After suffering “burning” eyes whilst cycling looked into sweatbands and found these ones. Definitely worthwhile. Now fancy the halo cap but much too expensive!

I sweat heavily in the gym and usually wear a headband. The unique selling point of this headband is a thin strip of flexible plastic at the lower edge of the headband which traps sweat and prevents it from running into your eyes.I bought one and liked it so much that I bought another 2.

I sweat from places that you don’t even have sweat glands. So, I wanted to keep the sweat from running into my eyes and burning so badly that they become bloodshot and my eyelids become raw from rubbing. The Halo works but it isn’t perfect indoors. With no wind to help wick away sweat the sweat gathers in the band and some of it does make its way to eye area, but because of the band, it is mostly kept away from the eyes and particularly the outside corners. When the weather warms up I will be trying outside to see what happens. For now, it is the best sweatband I have used👍🏻

Bought this for my OH who regularly does 20k + on the row erg and 60k + on the bike erg.Unfortunately we were disappointed to find they didn’t do nearly as well as the cheap regular terry towelling headbands he’s been using. Didn’t soak up much sweat at all and as a result we had puddles on the floor under him. Waste of money.

I have to admit I do pose a serious challenge. I sweat quite profusely and I have a bald head - so no hair to wick away any sweat. I have been looking for a solution to sweat in my eyes when cycling for a long time and bought this on the strength of the reviews. It performs up to a point - about 30 miniutes of fairly vigorous cycling. But, for me, the old problem appears after that point and my eyes start stinging from the sweat, yet again. I think I am exceptional in terms of my sweat issue so this may work for others. But for me, it didn't rise to the challenge and I have found my solution in a cycling cap which I now wear under my helmet and which works very well.