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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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It is more of a woman's or chid's size. Anyone with a big head like me will find it too small. Quality not that great. I wore it once and gave it away.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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Good value. Not the perfect hat, but very nice. Good for fall/spring running, but probably not super 'wicking' for heavy sweating. For a hat that is very visible, inexpensive, and better than cotton, this is a very good hat.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this cap to wear when I run after dark. The description says it is water resistent but that is not the same as moisture wicking. My hair was dripping after a 7 mile run in moderate weather. I felt like I had to wipe my brow a lot more often than I would if I'd purchased a specialized runner's cap.
As far as visibility goes, this cap can't be beaten. You can probably see it from space, but it is better suited for the dog walkers and crossing guards. I'll be sure to wear it when I take the kids trick or treating and I'll wear it until my runner's cap comes in. It's not terrible by any means and I'm happy to wear it in a pinch, but it is not an actual "runner's cap".
Well made. Decent quality. I washed it by hand after that first run. I wrung it out as best I could, but it still dripped for several seconds. It retains a LOT of water! The description says it's easy to wash, but it must mean in a machine and I need a clean cap every night, so if I can't rinse and wear, it's not a good choice for me.
It's a good cap, actually, but I couldn't give it full marks because it touts itself as a runner's/biker's cap and really it's not for intense exercise.
As far as visibility goes, this cap can't be beaten. You can probably see it from space, but it is better suited for the dog walkers and crossing guards. I'll be sure to wear it when I take the kids trick or treating and I'll wear it until my runner's cap comes in. It's not terrible by any means and I'm happy to wear it in a pinch, but it is not an actual "runner's cap".
Well made. Decent quality. I washed it by hand after that first run. I wrung it out as best I could, but it still dripped for several seconds. It retains a LOT of water! The description says it's easy to wash, but it must mean in a machine and I need a clean cap every night, so if I can't rinse and wear, it's not a good choice for me.
It's a good cap, actually, but I couldn't give it full marks because it touts itself as a runner's/biker's cap and really it's not for intense exercise.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
For Running, It's Winter Only for this Hat
I didn't do my full diligence and read all the reviews, particularly the ones that say this is NOT a runner's cap. Read more
Published 9 days ago by Mark A. Mills
neon reflective cap
I simply love it. I use it a lot for running and hiking in the woods. It fits and certainly is bright enough for the occasions.
Published 3 months ago by Boots
Excellent Fit!!!
I ordered two hats, looks exactly as it is in the picture. On the thin side, these are NOT winter hats. High visibility. Delivered on time.
Published 4 months ago by RP
Can be seen from space!!
Wear this to walk every morning! The reviews that talk about the ventilation are correct! It doesn't provide much air flow; however, I bought it for visibility purposes and for... Read more
Published 12 months ago by L. J. Olinde Jr.
TAP
Good product; I walk dog on busy road nightly. Product really helps highly visible and versatile. Can be worn in all weather conditions
Published 16 months ago by Tap
Safety First
Being a School Crossing Guard means I have to stand in the middle of the street, stopping traffic so the kids can cross the street to get to school. Read more
Published on April 25, 2010 by M. C. Robbins
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