🧢 Boao 6-Piece Skull Caps Set - Sweat Wicking Running Hats for Men and Women Review

I wear it under my helmet to work. I don't have hair so the sweat was pretty uncomfortable. I bought 6 packs of these earbuds and they work great. Thin, light and keeps sweat from dripping off my head. Getting 6 for one low price is a great deal as I need 5 a week. Recommend them for bald users for helmets or cycling.

Fits well and does a great job of protecting the eyes from sweat. I am bald and work outside with a KN95 mask and face shield. In the hot sun, not only did I risk getting sunburned (sunscreen in my eyes is no fun), but it also had sweat dripping off my head and shield, which 1) looked awful and 2) reduced my vision. No more problems with these lids.

I wear them to wick sweat during exercise and to keep the straps on the mask I wear from bouncing around. They work at least as well as the ones I bought which cost $11 each. I also have a large head, almost 24 inches in diameter, and they don't reach my earlobes, which is more than I really need, but wanted to include this for other large heads.

Just received and everything is fine. not exactly what i expected but i will try to get it working. They are very loose (and I don't have a small head). The color is good, thin as I wanted. They claim to be for helmets and such, it's just that they are so loose that you have to keep adjusting them. I bought hair for training, it only moves with the movement of the face.

It seems to me that after reading all the other reviews people were asking for ear pounding. Well, for me they advance about an inch. I don't really care, because God made the coconut a little different for everyone. I use mine when I sleep so the CPAP strap doesn't pull on my hair as I've noticed a little thinning where the strap hits. I think over time I'll see if it helps. I don't think I would put them on the outside to help the sweat in my eyes is black there. The price was good.

I shave my head and use rags to keep the sweat from the machines on my head. My rags kept the sweat out well, but they all had a knot in the back, which bothered me. So I started looking at sports hats and most of them were too thick and too warm. Then I saw these for such a low price I couldn't believe they would be good but definitely worth trying. What worries me the most is that the photos show them worn over the ear and I wanted my ears to be open. Wearing it over the ear is no problem at…

I bought these "caps" to use as helmet and hat liners to control sweat and add a layer of protection between my bald head, straps and fabric. They are very light and thin which makes them ideal as earplugs. The fabric is stretchy and snug on my head, making them perfect for wicking sweat away from my skin. When you're bald, sweat collects and then drips from your forehead into your eyes, onto your glasses, and the drops tickle everywhere. . This liner stopped all of that and the head got cooler

II I'm kinda starting to ride a bike. My kid recently started cycling and gave up training wheels, but we live in a "spot lot" not next door. That means the only place she can ride is our driveway or we have to go to a place where we can ride together. We drove the local railway line. It's a great trail but it's paved and pretty flat so my old Huffy mountain bike just wasn't up to the task and that prompted me to buy a (used) commuter/cruise bike that's better for that actual driving is…