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Post by warlock^_^ on Jun 3, 2006 16:22:08 GMT 8
Tunnel Vision Sweat GUT'RTexas company Tunnel Vision has developed what it calls the "ultimate sweatband solution". The descriptively-named Sweat GUTR uses a unique lip to channel perspiration out to the sides of a rider's face, and away from your eyes and glasses. The GUTR easily adapts to fit with most helmets and head sizes, and the stretchy and soft PVC material is said to be completely hypoallergenic. As odd as the concept may sound initially, pro riders have clearly taken notice. The Rite Aid and Team Orbea professional squads are both already using the GUTR in competition, and Team Jelly Belly is currently evaluating the product. In addition, according to Greg Thurmond, Tunnel Vision's VP of sales and marketing, the company is also trying to break into the world of mainstream professional sports, such as basketball, as well as industrial uses and multiple application patents have either been already granted or are pending. Your friends may make fun of you for wearing the Sweat GUTR at first, but you can laugh at them later as they’re incessantly wiping the perspiration out of their eyes and glasses during the ride. Pro riders on the Rite Aid team and Team Orbea are already using them in competition, and the company reports that others plan on following suit.
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Post by sworksmike on Jun 3, 2006 23:06:56 GMT 8
Saw that in an ad at mtb action, was wondering if a shop already sells one here?
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Post by clutchshooter on Jun 3, 2006 23:28:32 GMT 8
Saw that in an ad at mtb action, was wondering if a shop already sells one here? Wanna have that one to0! PM me please if you see a LBS selling it already... Gracias con mucho! Tata!
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Post by Onie on Jun 5, 2006 21:37:50 GMT 8
Or better yet if we could have other alternatives like these ones. But personally, I'd prefer what Butch had dug up... Well, it's just a matter of preferential exuberance...
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Post by icecold on Jun 19, 2006 13:10:01 GMT 8
Is the GUTR available locally? Where? Thanks.
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Post by sworksmike on Aug 9, 2006 21:18:07 GMT 8
I prefer the link posted by Onie better, looks better imho and is cheaper than gutr.
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Post by truetemper on Aug 17, 2006 1:10:08 GMT 8
try this instead of that rare to find sweat bands this one i use to prevent sweating
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Post by xctofi on Aug 17, 2006 8:27:54 GMT 8
you mean it prevents sweat from getting in your eyes right?
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Post by grnhrnt on Aug 17, 2006 11:13:15 GMT 8
Right Tofi,
prevents sweat from getting into your eyes. I use the Nike runner's headband, its material is similar to the drifit material (whatever that is) which is much thinner compared to the towel material, so it fits better under your helmet. A bit price though, P700.00, but works great!
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Post by sworksmike on Sept 2, 2006 0:08:01 GMT 8
Got the Halo sweat band from Cross Train fits like a glove under my helmet.
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Post by jr on Sept 4, 2006 12:16:12 GMT 8
this are the best for me.
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Post by soctrumbiker on Sept 4, 2006 17:44:44 GMT 8
Sweat GUTR - washable?
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Post by <:jun®:> on Sept 5, 2006 16:17:16 GMT 8
also got the halo sweatband from xtrain and it works exactly as advertised! ;D used to have a problem with sweat getting into my eyes and irritating them as well as fogging up my glasses but since i used the halo, no more tears in my eyes... ;D
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Post by pazigrider on Sept 5, 2006 18:13:49 GMT 8
also got the halo sweatband from xtrain and it works exactly as advertised! ;D used to have a problem with sweat getting into my eyes and irritating them as well as fogging up my glasses but since i used the halo, no more tears in my eyes... ;D juni'm also having problems with sweat getting into my eyes - so where could i buy the halo sweat bands and how much
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Post by <:jun®:> on Sept 5, 2006 19:13:35 GMT 8
sir pazigrider, it's available at xtrain, the sister shop of all terra. there are two models available, the headband and the bandana. got the headband for P750 because it's cheaper and i'm thinking the bandana might interfere with my helmet... juni'm also having problems with sweat getting into my eyes - so where could i buy the halo sweat bands and how much
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Post by sworksmike on Sept 5, 2006 19:24:27 GMT 8
Yup that's the main reason why I bought one specially on long climbs I hate it when you have to wipe your eyes while climbing but with this no more problemo!
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Post by Onie on Sept 5, 2006 19:42:09 GMT 8
Wow! Good for you, guys!
Mine (GUTR) will be around midst of October together with other goodies! ;D
Ride inspired!
Have to edit my earlier post such as adding something: To my surprise, at current forex rate halo should be a bit lower than what I've learned from you, guys... Seems like Halo's local price is good enough to buy a GUTR Sweatband... Got it @$14.99 a piece. Just sharing...
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Post by pazigrider on Sept 6, 2006 8:57:43 GMT 8
sir pazigrider, it's available at xtrain, the sister shop of all terra. there are two models available, the headband and the bandana. got the headband for P750 because it's cheaper and i'm thinking the bandana might interfere with my helmet... juni'm also having problems with sweat getting into my eyes - so where could i buy the halo sweat bands and how much thanks jun
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Post by <:jun®:> on Sept 6, 2006 19:26:09 GMT 8
i guess the tradeoff here is it's locally available and we don't have to wait for it... ;D Wow! Good for you, guys! Mine (GUTR) will be around midst of October together with other goodies! ;D Ride inspired! Have to edit my earlier post such as adding something: To my surprise, at current forex rate halo should be a bit lower than what I've learned from you, guys... Seems like Halo's local price is good enough to buy a GUTR Sweatband... Got it @$14.99 a piece. Just sharing...
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Post by eiwol on Sept 8, 2006 23:55:22 GMT 8
could those sweat bands be acceptable as a replacement for the foam in helmets? i lost the front and rear foam when our maid threw it away while i hanged it to dry...
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Post by jr on Sept 9, 2006 1:23:54 GMT 8
could those sweat bands be acceptable as a replacement for the foam in helmets? i lost the front and rear foam when our maid threw it away while i hanged it to dry... ;D ;D ;D. Thats a problem not using a full head cover. The support foam inside the helmet will smell and ruin with sweat. So I really recommend with this kind of headband. Dont get me wrong, you can replace the foam with extra denero or just invest a full head cover and wash them after ride. just my 2 cents.
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Post by mountguitars on Sept 9, 2006 1:24:28 GMT 8
could those sweat bands be acceptable as a replacement for the foam in helmets? i lost the front and rear foam when our maid threw it away while i hanged it to dry... jane gives' em for free. ask and you shall receive. ;D
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Post by eiwol on Sept 9, 2006 1:28:01 GMT 8
could those sweat bands be acceptable as a replacement for the foam in helmets? i lost the front and rear foam when our maid threw it away while i hanged it to dry... jane gives' em for free. ask and you shall receive. ;D helmet foam for azonic skid lid? or sweat bands? thanks jon for the info!
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Post by mountguitars on Sept 9, 2006 1:36:07 GMT 8
jane gives' em for free. ask and you shall receive. ;D helmet foam for azonic skid lid? or sweat bands? thanks jon for the info! talking about the foam brad. lids or helmet, jane has both of em.
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Post by eiwol on Sept 9, 2006 2:53:39 GMT 8
helmet foam for azonic skid lid? or sweat bands? thanks jon for the info! talking about the foam brad. lids or helmet, jane has both of em. ayt!!!! gonna check em out this weekend!
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Post by xctofi on Sept 9, 2006 5:01:43 GMT 8
could those sweat bands be acceptable as a replacement for the foam in helmets? i lost the front and rear foam when our maid threw it away while i hanged it to dry... replace the maid pare.hehehe mishu
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Post by janix on Sept 9, 2006 8:43:17 GMT 8
could those sweat bands be acceptable as a replacement for the foam in helmets? i lost the front and rear foam when our maid threw it away while i hanged it to dry... ;D ;D ;D. Thats a problem not using a full head cover. The support foam inside the helmet will smell and ruin with sweat. So I really recommend with this kind of headband. Dont get me wrong, you can replace the foam with extra denero or just invest a full head cover and wash them after ride. just my 2 cents. dosen't your head overheat from this on long rides?
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Post by jr on Sept 11, 2006 3:23:59 GMT 8
;D ;D ;D. Thats a problem not using a full head cover. The support foam inside the helmet will smell and ruin with sweat. So I really recommend with this kind of headband. Dont get me wrong, you can replace the foam with extra denero or just invest a full head cover and wash them after ride. just my 2 cents. dosen't your head overheat from this on long rides? So far I dont have problem. Its made with coolmax fabric.
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