Headbands Sweat Wicking Headwear Head Wrap Neck Warmer Head Scarf

This 4 pack got 4 of us (one was 4 months old, one was under 2 years, one wears a 2-3XL sized hat) through a long weekend of a lot of different areas (Mojave desert, Mono Lake, Bristlecone Pine Forest, Big Tree park, and a few more...). In every climate, these things were great. They helped keep us warm, cool, kept dust storms out of our nostrils and Blister Beetles off our necks (and out of our hair!!). Other than using them in every climate for everything for a weekend, we still use them frequently for warmth, as a do-rag, or for hiking or adventuring. They are comfortable, durable, and very easy to wash and quick to dry. They also fold tiny fit easily into a pocket, purse, or around the wrist like a scrunchie would fit. The only thing that I would say I don't love about them is that even though they ARE seamless, there is a visual "seam" in the pattern. It's not very noticeable and Buffs have the same thing, but I don't like it so I'm mentioning it.I will absolutely buy these again if they ever fall apart, but so far it seems like that will be a while.

I've used these for almost a year ( purchased in Aug 2014 ).They have maintained their elasticity better than any other similar product ( Buff or Kloud ) and the fading with regular wash has been minimal.I have found they are no where near as breathable or moisture absorbent as those other products.I have used them as both a head covering and as a means to keep my mouth closed when I sleep. Because of their elasticity they perform very well at these functions. They stay put. They aren't cool to wear when it's warm.They went to a few hot yoga classes when my girlfriend couldn't find a headband, and she had the same experience I had when I was working in my shop. They stayed in place without needing to fidget with them, but they weren't the first choice if perspiration was involved.

These are kinda nice as a very light neck covering for sun protection. They can scrunch up a bit so they may not cover as well as a shemagh scarf, but they are also not as heavy or hot. Comes with 4, good value. The blue is a little darker than shown. The dark one is a black-brown and a nice color. You can stretch these over your head or wear it as a tube hat also with it hanging down your neck. Lots of ways to wear them. Might also pass in a more formal environment, not like a Shemagh. I have one for dirt bike riding and one for working around the yard in the summer. Works well.

Decent quality. They're long (I ended up cutting one in half and I'm trying it for a few runs to see if I prefer it like that) and they're a tiny bit tight. I've got quite a bit head, mind you, so they could be perfect for most people. Tightness is not a huge problem, hey're fine for an hour's run, but I wouldn't want to wear one all day as that would be too tight for me.Like I said, though, that's hard to judge because a lot of hats are snug on me.The fabric is decent quality and seems to wick well. I like the designs and the price is nice.

I am not sure why the description lists these as "Headwear for Man" because they are just as good for women. I am average size, 5'4" and about 125-130 lbs. I love the colors and these fit just fine. I wear them under my motorcycle helmet and also just around the house if I am cleaning or working out. They are very stretchy and the fit is great.As for the cut, they are "seamless" at the ends, meaning there are no threaded seams at either end. However, the fabric these are made of seems plenty sturdy and I have not experienced any problems with fraying or tearing.I am very happy with this purchase and if these bands only last a year, I will have gotten my money's worth. The exact same product can be found in stores (I have seen them in motorcycle shops) for twelve to twenty dollars EACH. So, these are definitely a steal!I highly recommend them!

These are perfect. The designs are attractive, colors are vibrant and the patterns appealing. I wear these for exercise, around the house or if I just want to look cool. The stretch is comfortable and the fit is tight but not too tight. If I wear one all day, it is a relief to take it off at night, so I'm guessing they could be tight if you have a big head, as my head is pretty small. The material feels thin and somewhat stretchy, edges are not hemmed, but it doesn't matter because they are tucked in. If you are good at sewing, I bet you could make something like this pretty easily, but they are totally worth it for me!

I got these for myself and my boyfriend for an outdoor music festival and they worked exactly how we were hoping they would: good color, no weird smell, easy to wash, lightweight, kept ALL the dust out (and there was a lot being kicked up on several occasions there), and retained it's shape/elastic after putting them up and down and up and down on our faces as dust guards. The fabric seemed to be somewhat non-staining as one evening one of us got a bloody nose and used this to help curb the "situation", and forgot to wash it once we got back until two days after it happened and you'd never be able to tell what it had been through lol.

Compare this with the name-brand version of this versatile clothing accessory, and it's pretty easy to like this. Works great as a hat, a headband, a face cover for the extreme cold or just about anything you want. I've taken to carrying one in my pocket just in case. In particular, I've been using mine as a headcover for cold-weather cycling this winter, and it's worked just they way I hoped: fits under my helmet nicely while keeping my ears and head nice and toasty. I may soon buy an extra set that I will distribute to my buddies as gifts.