Ergodyne Chill Its 6615 High-Performance Bandana Do Rag - Terry Cloth Sweatband

Very good cap/hat/or thing for protecting your hair from debris and dirt. It will help keep your head a little bit warmer in winter, and if you dunk it in water it will keep your head cool in summer. This is my 2d one. I wore the first one out. Well worth the price. I think it would easily fit the vast majority of people. AD2

Update (4/29/23): Both the Klein and Ergodyne, terry cloth styles, are uncomfortably HOT, so won't be using these during warmer months.Summary: I have been riding motorcycles with a full face helmet, daily, for over 30-years. I use a simple handkerchief/bandana between my head/hair and the helmet. Mainly to prevent "helmet head" (messy hair).Observations: There is one big difference between the PURFUN offering, and the other two by KLEIN/ERGODYNE, and it's mainly the material, which is stiffer (similar to a handkerchief) on the PURFUN, and terry-cloth for the other two. Because terry-cloth has no strength, there is an elastic band for both of those. However, the stretchy nature does NOT work at all with my helmet; basically it stretches out of place. Whereas the PURFUN polyester, being stiff, stays in place as I put my helmet on (and can take my helmet off too).Recommendation: I will be using the terry cloth ones with a full trim hard hat, that I use when doing tree clearing work. Both Klein and Ergodyne are construction/professional based companies, so the softer and absorbent terry cloth is well suited for their intended purposes. The polyester PURFUN would not be as absorbent.Conclusion: Rating all of these 5-stars.Related Products:Brand: Purfun, Men Women Breathable Cycling Headscarf Bandana Cap Adjustable Sweat Wicking Skull Cap ~ $84.3 out of 5 stars 119 ratingshttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QVBZDYPKlein Tools 60180 Cooling Do Rag, Adjustable Sweat Wicking Skull Cap can be Worn Under Helmet, 2-Pack ~ $10 ($5/each)4.4 out of 5 stars 890 ratingshttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B086TQ9SYYErgodyne - 12478 Chill Its 6615 Dew Rag, Lined with Terry Cloth Sweatband, Sweat Wicking, Camo ~ $74.4 out of 5 stars 11,911 ratingshttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B002M0TYF8

I admit I cant comment on the quality (yet) as I got this for a gift for someone (I regularly do wear bandanas myself)The only thing i can say is pay attention to user photos and not the Amazon photo for the army colored one. I hope the person (who is picky with some colors/patterns... and did have a cheaper bandana that looked sort of like the lighter version of these colors (like in the Amazon picture))I mean it is "army colored" but going off the Amazon picture it looks ALOT lighter overall ... other reviewer's pictures is how it actually looksAgain I will report back later but this is NOT saying this is not a good product or anything like that.

i’ve bought these for years just never left a review now my guilt has caught up with me and i feel i owe it to all my welding brothers and construction workers to inform them. i’ve always wore a bandanna while welding because when your welding on live gas mains there’s nothing worse than sweat dripping on your lens and now your looking at 2 or 3 weld puddles. these things are so much better than just the good old bandanna. with the elastic band in them they stay put on your head plus they wick the sweat away like a sponge. if you sweat like crazy like i do then buy a few you won’t be disappointed. there do comfortable you’ll find yourself wearing them all the time

Comfortable, light and looks good. I wear it in the woods when I’m out hunting. More comfortable than a hat and doesn’t get in the way.

I like this cap, it looks well made, but alas it was to tight for me to wear for any length of time. I wear a 7 3/4 hat size and this was just to tight. I wish there was a way to adjust it but I could not see it.

Yesterday was the first time I used this dew rag under my cycling helmet. It was a warm sunny and humid spring day here in Louisiana, a perfect day to test this item. Since I have very short hair I wanted a headpiece that would 1) protect my scalp from the sun and 2) keep the perspiration from running down my head and face. 3) be comfortable and not too hot. This dew rag performed all three tasks superbly. besides fitting well (I'm a large 23 1/4" hat size) it absorbed perspiration like a champ, and only got moderately moist in the process, effectively wicking away the moisture and keeping my head cool and dry as the moisture evaporated. Other then when I first put it on, I didn't even notice it under my helmet. It also made my helmet more comfortable as the sweat-band part of this cap acted as extra cushioning. I will be wearing this headpiece as the Southern sun gets hotter and the humidity here gets higher. One word of advice, if the sun is an issue where you live, I think a lighter colored version would be better. That's why I chose the camo color.UPDATE: It's now September 21 and I've been using this little gem all summer. It still fits and looks like brand new, and is a regular part of my cycling kit for all rides. Hardly a need to own more than one unless you don't like washing it right after use. If you need to wear this two or more days in a row, a quick wash wring-out and hang drying, and it's ready to go when you wake up.UPDATE: It's now April 2016, and I'm still wearing my original camo dew rage- almost 2 years and it's good as new. I now own three of these. Besides the camo version, I now have a stars-n-stripes, and day-glo yellow one too. These are so inexpensive now, why not get several. For warmer weather cycling these are all I wear. They're great.UPDATE: It's September 2016 and I just bought my 4th one. Now I have several colors/designs. For their reasonable price buying a few of these is a no-brainer.