MELASA Cooling Do Rags Skull Cap Helmet Liner Sweat Head Wraps Bandanas for Men Running Cycling Motorcycle

I had caps for bike riding but they didn’t have the “tail” that covers the neck. I have to take some meds now that make me more sensitive to sun so, in addition to sun screen, I wanted this style to provide an extra layer of protection. It’s well made and works fine. I use one on every ride now. I also have a larger size head and these fit very well. Read more

Use these for paintball. The texture is very nice and comfy, and it holds sweat well. We've run them through a lot of environments, including getting shot at with paintballs, and none of them have gotten a single rip or tear. They also don't slide around on your head, and they stick on when we're taking off our paintball masks (compared to others, where it comes off with our mask) Read more

I like these Doo-Rags better than the traditional style with a couple of small exceptions that I will get to in a minute. first, the headband style of the cap area and the stretch of the material makes for an easy and comfortable fit. This one holds it's shape well even after repeated washings. Fits well under other headwear like a ball cap or hard hat. It can be wet to use on hot days and holds the cool for a decent amount of time. The biggest issue I have with this product is that the back piece does not fully cover the neck, either width wise or length wise. I don't have a particularly long or wide neck but this rag doesn't even touch my shoulders and leaves a decent amount of each side of the neck exposed, so my neck got sunburned. That brings up point number two which is this rag does not offer any SPF protection. I can't deduct a star for this because thee description doesn't claim to have SPF. It would be a nice addition however, and there are other similar products here on Amazon that have SPF built in. Still, the ease and convenience of the stretch headband style cap and the durability of the product make it worth the money IMO. I will definitely be buying more of these Doo-Rags. Read more

Bought the White for running. 5 star on all aspects for me. Size, cooling, sun protection, comfort, absorption, all 5*. I run in South Fla.(hot, humid). I wear it over my eyebrows, keeps all sweat out of eyes. Leave it on for cooldowns. Male pattern balding. Works. I’ve tried many, this one works. I bought 10. I just machine wash with all laundry. They are white. Don’t know about colored ones. It says to dry clean, but I’ve had no issues. Oh, and I am male, 6’3”, 190 lbs, big head, literally, and metaphorically. Like myself, I advise buy and try. One at a time, till you find what works for you. Read more

Product seems fine, quality and build seem okay. I think it is over priced. I have a bald head due to Lupus. This will not stay on my head as the stretch quality pulls the doo rag up and off my head after wearing it for a very short while. This would probably be nice over a head of hair. Read more

Best Do-Rag I have ever been BLESSED with, except for no sunburn protection. Not really a legitimate knock-off because I need a wide brim hat to protect the ears when sunburn is a problem anyway and this Do-Rag makes a great hat-liner. Thought it was a little expensive, but decided to treat myself. Glad I did!! The material rinses and washes out quickly and nicely and feels SUPER NICE on your head and skin. I have a Super Rescue Dog, named Rascal, who thinks anything that moves, wants to play, and as a consequence, the Park Grounds and I are very familiar with each other, with me loving the thick grass and turf, that Rascal is always crashing me into. That’s how I know how forgiving the Do-Tag fabric is when it comes to rinsing and washing. It has given me the impression it is going to last a good while in which case the cost becomes largely irrelevant. I recommend giving it a try. Doesn’t hurt to spoil yourself every once in a while, and this is a quality product that really works well, feels good when you’re wearing it, and I think, looks great! Even if you Pal around with a “Rascal” and you have just “Crashed Landed” - Ha ha. Read more

At the risk of providing TMI, my head perspires quite a lot. The perspiration runs from my forehead into my eyes, causing them to sting. Depending on which way my head is angled, it drips onto the inside of my glasses. Ugh. To add to that, I'm nearly bald and have to keep one step ahead of skin cancer. Hats work great for the sun protection, but no matter how good the ventilation, they make my head warmer and increase the perspiration. I've ruined quite a lot of baseball caps this way. Sweat-bands work great for the perspiration, but offer no protection from the sun. I use these whenever I do work outside. I have several because they soak up the sweat proficiently, and it's easy to swap them out. On hot days, I just hose them and wring them out and leave them in the sun, and they dry very quickly. On very hot days, I combine them with a traditional sweat band. I used to wear these under my bike helmet, and they worked great for that too - but didn't do much for my knees so I don't do that anymore. Read more

Favorite one I have,love it Read more