🔥 JUNK Brands Big Bang Lite Static Headband - One Size Fits Most, Gray - Static-BBL Review

Don't stand still. Slipped off after doing 3 warm up burpees. It would probably be good for binge browsing if you stand still.

I love junk headbands. Wear it there to work out and play sports. Does not slip, very comfortable fit. Does not press the head and does not cause a headache. I'll only wear junk brands. 100% recommended.

Unfortunately these things have gotten out of my head. Put it down, it slipped off before I even left the house. Had high hopes but was extremely disappointed. They need some kind of grippy material on their back. I have to send them back. By price. Instead of running out of $30.

I'm obsessed and want them all. You can fold it to make it smaller or carry it larger. It's not too big to slide down and not too small to gouge out brains. Picks up mat and stays in place. I even pull it over my ears when I'm running in the cold. Perfect and worth every penny.

I sweat a lot and usually only wear hats during workouts. The problem is that I constantly take them off, flip them, and at some point usually skip them during workouts. I don't have this problem with JUNK bandages. I put it on at the start of my workout and it keeps sweat out of my eyes and keeps my hair from falling in my face. I've had other people stop me at the gym to ask about them. They're very light (think a cotton shirt but stretchy to keep it in place) and for the price I think you…

I have a pixie cut with long side swept bangs. It was difficult to find something to keep my hair out of my face while I work out. Clips are simply advanced by active movements. Most headbands either pinch my head, give me a headache, slip out especially when we're doing jumping moves, make my hair stand up, or just look silly with my short hair and thin head. Someone in my CrossFit box recommended JUNK headbands. I have to say they are amazing. I was skeptical at first because they have no…

$15 for an item that looks like it's made out of t-shirt fabric sounds outrageous, but I had a real problem: sweat brought sunscreen into my eyes, causing redness and irritation who led eyes. I thought I solved the problem by putting mineral sunscreen on my face, and mineral sunscreen is easier on my eyes, but I still sweat so much that even this stuff burns my eyes. I used to try one of those 80's headbands that tennis players wore and it didn't work for me, so I was skeptical that it would…