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Old 06-28-16 | 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
I think we are saying the same thing. All I can say in addition is that I have been using the Headsweats on some very humid mornings and come back with the cap totally dry. Not just not saturated and dripping, but totally dry.
Just to be clear:

1. Headsweats cycling caps are technical fabric, the same fabric as their skull caps and 'do-rags'
2. I use the above and on really humid mornings, I can saturate it with sweat to the point that it drips off the brim. But the sweat stays out of my eyes
3. You use the above (or some other Headsweats product presumably made of the same fabric?) and do not saturate it on really humid mornings
4. You probably sweat far less than I do

All true to you, too?

You got me confused with your comment about cotton cycling caps.
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