Chill-Its Unisex High-Performance Terry Cloth Headband
4.52 Reviews
Item # 1863351
$8.99
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Keep your head cool this summer while working outside thanks to the Chill-Its High-Performance Terry Cloth Headband. This high-performance headband is great for outdoor recreation such as running, hiking or other activities. The elastic backing stretches comfortably to fit a variety of head shapes and sizes. Each Chill-Its headband features high-performance fabric that transfers moisture away to keep workers cool and dry.
- Sweat-wicking headband features high-performance fabric that transfers moisture away to keep workers cool and dry
- Terry cloth material keeps sweat from dripping into eyes
- Elastic backing stretches comfortably to fit a variety of head sizes
- Low-profile fit for no-bulk wear with hard hats
- High-performance headband is great for outdoor recreation such as running, hiking or other activities
- Dimensions of the sweatband: 20 in. x 2 in.
- One size fits most
- Machine washable for convenience
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Anonymous
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
9 years ago
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This little gem is great! It keeps the sweat off my brow and sun off my forehead. Fits right and construction looks like it will go the distance. Thanks for a great product!
Originally posted on ergodyne.com
Anonymous
Review 1
4 out of 5 stars.
13 years ago
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used the cooling camouflage bandana. I have super long dread locks that are two feet long and I would just dip it in water and use it. A lot of our guys over in Iraq were using the cooling shirts and were freaking out on how awesome they were.
Originally posted on ergodyne.com