HiRui Sports Silicone Sweatband, Headband with Sweat-Guiding Channels Away from Eyes, Soft and Flexible, Universal Fit with Elastic Strap, Helmet-Compatible

This product was suggested by my friend. Perfect to grab all the sweat while cycling. Flexible and fits my head and my daughters. Comfortable and affordable. works well with helmet, great quality. Absorbs the sweat.

Works great! I wear glasses and it keeps the sweat from dripping on my glasses while I’m running. So I can see!!! Recommend for anyone that sweats a lot. Just know that the sweat would drip down the back of your ear and the back of your neck. So if you have issues with having a sweaty back then this is not for you.

I guess I’m self conscious but I think it looks a little goofy. But it works so I use it. I sweat a lot. It doesn’t soak anything up obviously just lets it fall down the side of your head instead of into your eyes.I’ve only used it jogging but it has stayed in place for 45m runs without having to touch it. It’s comfortable on my head thanks to the adjustable strap.

Very happy with the performance. I also use Halo headbands, but they can't keep up with my sweat on really hot days.I wasn't sure how it would work under a road cycling helmet, but I was very happy with how it ended up fitting. Your fit may vary depending on helmet design, though

The media could not be loaded. Don't buy this cheap imitation to the original Sweat GUTR Sweatband. Extremely poor quality, it does not work as advertised, the style is ugly, and the fit is uncomfortable. There's clearly a reason it's priced so cheap as it does not protect my eyes from sweat.

Over the summer, I sweat A L O T. Maybe I drink too much or maybe i'm just way out of shape (likely but not admitting to it). Either way, when I run or cycle, I usually wear a thin quick drying head band (the kind that almost looks like I'm wearing a sleeve on my head). That usually works for me and if it's long enough of an effort, i can wring it out. Saw this and thought, this could be great when I wear a bike helmet. I tried it on an hour long ride and it worked well enough for the first 30 minutes but after that, it gave me a headache (maybe i put it on too tight) and then couldn't keep up with my sweat (could be me plus the position I ride). Sweat in my eyes and just uncomfortable was not a good place to be. I had to take it off and just deal. I think this may work well for those who don't sweat profusely and are more upright in their posture (running vs cycling in an aggressive position). For the price, it's worth the price to see if it'll work for you.

Better than a cloth sweat band. Does a better job of deflecting sweat from the eyes. Cloth bands tend to get saturated with sweat to easily. I'm a heavy sweater when it's hot. The only negative is the band is a little uncomfortable to wear on long bike rides, 3+ hours as it tends to dig into my skin. I presume the tiny indentations on the inside of the band help keep the band from slipping around but it's mildly painful.

It sort if works but not nearly as well as the full silicone narrower sweat bands. Besides being nearly twice as wide, the leading edge of the band is thick vs this - think of it as the edge of a dust pan, a thin edge means dirt, in this case sweat, easily goes in. Versus a thicker leading edge where the sweet may follow the edge but never gets into the channel.Also the back half is elastic so it gets wet and needs to be dried out. You can't just rinse and dry like silicone.Overall, it is better than nothing but not as good as the pricier versions.