Halo HeadbandSkull Cap - The Ultimate Sweat Diverting, Absorbent, Lightweight, High Performance Skull Cap

La tira antisudor interna, debería de ser más ancha para distribuir más la presión contra la piel de la frente. Te queda marcada horas después del uso.Definitivamente evita que el sudor escurra hacia abajo, cejas, párpados, etc.

A novel idea but the yellow “Halo” silicone strip really digs into your forehead and leaves an imprint that lasts hours. I’d turn it around but then there is a tag and a seam that would do the same. I tried removing the strip but it the adhesive is too strong.

Fits well and and well made. The rubber strip helps with sweat but if really hot, you will still get some in your eyes.

La calidad es bastante buena pero con el uso va perdiendo la compresión de lo elástico

This Halo Skull Cap has a heavy neoprene band running around the rim that is both too tight and too tall. The band covers my ears and presses quite hard on my ear plugs, resulting in a rather loud ride. Seams are on the outside instead of being flat, and while the neoprene band is rigid the white top portion isn't. Putting on my helmet either pulls the Halo down too far or tries crunching the tips of my ears between helmet and seam. Neither one being terribly comfortable. The yellow rubber sweat stripe leaves a lovely divot in my forehead, so I tend to wear this thing backwards. For reference, I wear a large Shoei full-face helmet and a 7.5 hat.Locating a motorcycle helmet liner is rather a Goldilocks problem. I've come close a few times, but haven't located that "just right" item yet. SweatVac makes (or used to?) a nice ventilated cap that worked perfectly under a full-face helmet. Ear tips weren't squished or pulled hard, and it doesn't hit ear plugs resulting in a deafening experience. Finding them is getting to be tougher, though. Zan had a little Coolmax cap that worked okay, but stretched easily and needed frequent replacement. Ah well, I'll keep trying different caps and seeing what works.