Bondi Band Headbands for Women, 4 Inch Anti Slip Workout Headbands That Stay In Place, Absorbent, Moisture Wicking, For Running, Yoga, Skiing and More, Black

Wish they were more affordable and sold in packs. Individual cost is high.

Product arrived on time exactly as described by seller.Living in Arizona and working in a lot of situations where sweat getting into my eyes was becoming a real problem. Finally broke down and decided to try a headband, but wanted something lighter than a cotton terry cloth that would still work for my heavy sweating brow and head issues. This headband does the job great. I didn't believe at first that something so light weight and thin would control my sweating that much, but it has. I actually went from sweat pouring down my face to nothing. It has saved me a lot of issues since I work with my hands and couldn't mop my brow as often as I was needing to in order to not get blinded.The band is very comfortable. I got the black band and the color did not feel hotter in the sun. It's easy to fit as you wish. The shape of the band fits front to back of the head very well even if the back slides up a little sometimes. It's not distracting or makes the band looser. It fit exactly right when first started using it. Over time it's gotten a little stretched out, but maintains the proper tension to still fit snugly on my head. This includes abusing it some by drying it in a hot dryer and stretching it out around an 18 in fan to dry it faster. Still snapped back good enough. It does dry quickly either right after using or washing.I have sensitive skin too and so far the material hasn't bothered me or caused me to break out which was my main concern.By contrast I wasn't sure what band product would work so I also got a slightly more expensive Halo II headband which is much more low profile around the head. However, while it worked just as well with less material, the sweat divertor band did start to give me a slight headache. Not bad but enough to notice. The Halo is only somewhat tapered to the back. The Bondi is much more tapered and fits better that way. Both work exactly the same. Sometimes the extra amount of material of the Bondi seems a bit overwhelming compared to the more svelte Halo. But the Bondi is just more comfortable for long uses. Maybe it might depend on your hairstyle how much that bothers you. My hair is mostly wavy and bounces back pretty easy from being compressed. So the Bondi band coming up and over my hairline doesn't bother me. The Halo might be for someone who definitely wants to keep the headband below the forehead hair line. But it did give me a slight tension headache after a little while (within about 30 min).I would say the only disadvantage to the Bondi (depending on what you think of the style) is that it's so slight that it's easy to lose. I actually had to buy a new one after about 6 months because I misplaced it. On the other hand it's very pocketable and can easily be compressed down into an extremely small size. Small enough to fit in the coin pocket of jeans or a mini pocket on cargo pants or a hat.

I purchased these because I like to flat iron my hair straight, but I also work out every day, and I don’t want to have to straighten my hair every day. These are as described, sweat absorbing headbands! After my workouts, my hair is virtually dry, free from sweat! I love these, and will be purchasing more. Thank you !!

I have a rather "bad" addiction to Bondi Bands, now owning over 35 bands. Of my 35+ bands, almost all are the "heavy sweat wicking" variety, which are my favorite. They fit my giant head extremely well, stay put whether I wear the band across my forehead (as shown in the photo) or across the top of my head, absolutely wick sweat away so it doesn't drip in my face, are cute (especially the ones with sayings), and are comfortable to wear all day.When the bands are sweaty, they can be thrown in the laundry to be washed with other athletic clothes, and they come out nice and clean and ready to wear again.Bondi Bands come in solid colors (such as the one pictured here), in prints, and in sayings. My current collection includes:~ solid black~ solid navy~ solid hot pink~ blue with white stars~ camouflage~ black with green shamrocks~ black with silver guitars~ white with red hearts~ black with pink butterflies~ black with silver horns~ black with silver "party" lines and dots~ black with reflective stars~ black with reflective squares~ purple with yellow Peep~ Chinese symbols~ USMC Eagle, Globe, and Anchor~ "Pain is Just Weakness Leaving the Body"~ "Slow...It's the New Fast"~ "I Don't Sweat; I Sparkle"~ "Just One More Mile"~ "May the Course Be With You"~ "Pain is Temporary; Pride is Forever"~ "Gotta Run"~ "Keep Running"~ "Born to Run"~ "Run Now, Wine Later"~ "Santa's Little Helper"~ "Fight"~ "Never Go Through Life Without Goals"~ "I Run for Those Who Can't"~ "Warning, Frequent Walk Breaks"~ "Looks Like Walking; Feels Like Running"~ "Run, Walk, Crawl, Just Finish!"~ "I Love Running; I Hate Running; I Love Running; I Hate Running"~ "Run with Heart"~ "What I Lack in Speed, I Make Up for in Cute"I've also given away Bondi Bands to others, including bands that say/picture:~ "Chicks with Sticks" (lacrosse)~ Soccer ball~ "Life is Short; Play Hard"~ PeaceAs you can see, Bondi Bands come in a wide variety of styles!

I purchased this in Eggplant. The headband was a constant width, not tapered as shown, so won’t fit well at the back head. Back of the material is white, not black. This wouldn’t be an issue except the fabric is poorly cut (somewhat zigzagged), which makes it look messy (think DIY by someone who doesn’t know how to cut stretchy material) and the white back of the material is visible around the edges

Cumple con su función de sostener mi cabello y absorber bien el sudor. El diseño es súper sencillo y no se ve de muy buena calidad, pero por el precio no esperaba demasiado.