Men · Headbands & Visors
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Goodbye sweaty brow, hello crystal-clear focus. The ultimate distraction-free item, adidas headbands for men may be small but the effect they have on your performance is powerful – even transformative. Whether you have long or short hair, a comfortable men's headband is a great idea to keep sweat out of your eyes so you can concentrate on your game or exercise session. Our range features styles with sweat-wicking AEROREADY technology for a dry brow, including wide comfy bands, visors, thin soft headbands for men and chunky knitted styles. Wear yours how you like, some like it pushed up in the hairline, others prefer to pull it across the forehead. Go with what suits you. Suitable for every type of sport and exercise, grab a men’s headband and discover the difference it makes to have pure focus.
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Men Headbands & Visors Frequently Asked Questions
The adidas men’s headband range has a wealth of versatile styles to create a variety of stylish and useful looks with long hair. You can wear both thin and thick headbands with your hair down and simply pushed up into your hairline and slightly behind your ears (you might like to style this with a ponytail) or pulled down over your hair to run across your forehead. Have a play around until you find a look you’re comfortable with and your headband will soon have its own place in your kit bag.
adidas headbands will not damage your hair because they’re made from soft, high-quality fabrics. It is best not to wear your headband too tight to prevent any discomfort.
Choose a sweat-wicking headband to wear at the gym. When you’re working out, an adidas headband for men will stay in place and stop sweat from running into your eyes when your set intensifies.