A headband is good for "in-between" weather. I have a microfiber one for summer and a fleece one for winter. When it gets to cold, I wear a microfiber hat with ear flaps under my helmet.
DH bought his microfiber hat-liner last winter and now also wears it year-round to absorb sweat!
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10-26-2008, 01:07 PM #1
droppin' off the back
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10-26-2008, 01:12 PM #2
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I got my headband out the other day to walk in, what a difference! I get earaches from the wind too. When it gets colder I put on my thin skull hat that fits under my helmet. I thought at first it was uselessly thin, but boy, if I put it on my head, other than my arms needing sleeves, I'm fine!
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