Halo headbands?

https://www.haloheadbanduk.com/
Anyone using these? Claim to keep sweat out of your eyes, and glasses and is something I frequently suffer from, no matter what I wear. Tried various helmets (Spesh Prevail with "mouthport" front venting), Met Sine Thesis (non-fabric pads which don't absorb sweat) and current favourite, a Giro Synthe. All better than previous helmets, but none totally solve the problem. Also use a variety of headbands/summer caps/summer skull caps which help but tend to get "overwhelmed" half way through a ride so either have to remove or change over.
So, any Halo Headband users able to comment on whether they do successfully channel sweat away from the eyes? Considering a light headband, and possibly the sports cap too (for non-cycling activities). I see they also do a cycling cap with the same "sweat channel" tech, which could also be on the list if they work....
Over to you....
Anyone using these? Claim to keep sweat out of your eyes, and glasses and is something I frequently suffer from, no matter what I wear. Tried various helmets (Spesh Prevail with "mouthport" front venting), Met Sine Thesis (non-fabric pads which don't absorb sweat) and current favourite, a Giro Synthe. All better than previous helmets, but none totally solve the problem. Also use a variety of headbands/summer caps/summer skull caps which help but tend to get "overwhelmed" half way through a ride so either have to remove or change over.
So, any Halo Headband users able to comment on whether they do successfully channel sweat away from the eyes? Considering a light headband, and possibly the sports cap too (for non-cycling activities). I see they also do a cycling cap with the same "sweat channel" tech, which could also be on the list if they work....
Over to you....
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It works as well as any other headband really. I can't say the little yellow strip of rubber that supposedly re-directs sweat makes any noticeable difference.
Only downside I'd you end up with a groove across your forehead for an hour or so after taking the headband off.
I have the ones that have a Velcro fastening.
Expensive, but worth it.
They're ok, but i've switched to using a Desoto skincooler beanie ( which will be good for skiing too )
https://www.desotosport.com/collections ... met-beanie
The Desoto is more comfortable - and i recommend their skin cooler stuff for all hot, sunny riding - the long sleeve top is excellent ( as is the short sleeve jersey)
https://www.desotosport.com/collections ... 1425044691
I used to use one which I found did the job well, until I changed helmets to a Kask Mojito, no need for it anymore.
Or try searching sweat gutter on ebay, the Chinese version for abt £5.
mine doesn't ... at speed, it refuses to come out and just builds up under the skin, then when you stop it all comes out at once
That was me in Mallorca a couple of years ago (in August!) after hiring a bike for a few days. Not as bad in the UK obviously, but still an issue for me when it gets hotter. Will look at the GUTR on ebay, but think I'll at least try the summer skull cap from Halo. Cheers all