SuddoraWrist Sweatbands, Absorbent and Breathable Thick Cotton Bands for Working Out, Gymnastics, Basketball, Tennis, and Football, Multiuse Wristbands for Costumes and Cosplay

Useful for trainning

Beautiful quality & the perfect color for the crimson & gold women's tennis team at Oberlin!! Perfect length, not too short a bit longer than standard which is perfect. Sometimes they new 6" are distracting to the player. These are just right. Loves these better than the 'other brand' !!

These wrist bands were a great fit and pink was the perfect color for October. In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness, my grandson wore them and shared with his team mates during a recent football game. He said they were comfortable and soft.

These bands are a good size for a male wrist. A little big for a women’s maybe. The value is great. I would buy several and keep them in your tennis bag.

I got these for when I’m washing my face to stop the water from running down my arms. Works perfectly!

worked extremely well for my Lady Legasus costume last year. didn't use them for fitness but they were comfy and couldn't even tell they were there.

I was seeing all of the cutesy wrist bands to stop water falling down your arms when washing your face. All of the reviews for those talked about them stretching out, falling apart, being different sizes, etc. I decided to just get a regular pair of sweat bands and they work perfectly. These soak up a lot, they're very thick and plush. No shedding and it hasn't stretched out after a month's worth of use so far. They take a bit of time to dry if you're practicing the Clean & Clear face wash commercial splash like I do every morning. Otherwise, they should be dry by the time night comes around. Solid product, glad I decided to get these instead of others on Amazon.

I live at 7000 feet altitude in the bone dry mountains and not once in the time that I've owned these have they ever once been fully dry. Nothing, and I mean nothing seems to fully dry these things out. I've tried everything from multiple dryer cycles, sitting in the sun, putting them directly in front of a fan for 4+ hours and it's truly baffling how they are perpetually damp