🔥 Elevate Your Game with Halo's Anti-Freeze Headband!
The Halo Headband Anti-Freeze Pullover is a high-performance headband designed for cold weather cycling. Featuring patented Sweat Seal Grip Technology and moisture-wicking Dryline fabric, it ensures you stay dry and comfortable while maintaining a secure fit. Weighing just 0.07 pounds, this lightweight accessory is perfect for any outdoor enthusiast.
| Color | Black |
| Size | 1 Size |
| Style | Pullover |
| League | Halo |
| Team | Halo |
| Height | 1 inches |
| Length | 5 inches |
| Weight | 0.07 Pounds |
| Width | 3 inches |
| Material Type | Polyester |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Outer Material | Synthetic |
| Sport | Cycling |
| Included Components | headband |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Brand | Halo Headbands |
| Department | womens |
| Manufacturer | Paceline Products |
| Item model number | HAF |
| Product Dimensions | 25.4 x 5.08 x 2.54 cm; 31.75 g |
| ASIN | B002U4OV9U |
V**H
Stays put!
Love this headband. Have had others that I have used for winter running and was always adjusting them. This fits snug and stays where it is supposed to. Highly recommend!
J**I
Have a 'larger than usual' head and this product has a great fit. The rubber sweat wick line and material ...
Fits extremely well. Have a 'larger than usual' head and this product has a great fit. The rubber sweat wick line and material make for an excellent experience on runs. Will definitely purchase and recommend the Halo band
M**L
Confortable
Chaud
R**H
Neoprene-like. Thin and surprisingly warm.
Thin neoprene like material. Skeptical- but it is warm and windproof. cycling at 25F. No bulk with helmet in back and straps. Good for cycling in cool. Wide enough to full cover larger ears. Thin construction makes it packable in pocket.
E**E
Halo + ear warmer = perfect
I ordered this as I managed to “organize” my other ear warmer wrap, figuring the Halo specific silicone, sweatband strip would be an added feature. So far Halo has managed to make something that works well with my decidedly large noggin and cold sensitive ears.As noted, I have cold sensitive ears. I can wear shorts in 30-40F weather (with and without leg warmers on the bike) and be hot, but even as low as the 50s and my ears suffer on the bike. So I tend to cover my ears when the temperatures start to drop. I have oodles of balaclavas and dunce caps (aka helmet liners), but most of the time (down to the 20s) they keep me too warm, and drenched with sweat on rides. But my ears, they must be protected. And my head is big, so most ear covering bands are either too tight and stretched thin over my ears, or impossible to even get on my head without causing headaches. Halo sweatbands seem to fit me without too much issue, although I do get headaches on occasion. I highly recommend them, especially because they come with an ingenious strip of silicone above the eyes, helping to prevent sweat from dripping into the eyes, which is a lifesaver for hot running riders like myself. Combined with the ear covering and this headband works perfectly in colder weather.Of note, but not an issue for me, is that my earlobes are often left partially exposed. It is not an issue, as my earlobes are not as sensitive as the ear canal, and generally stay warm from the escaping heat.Recommended.
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