Below5 Neoprene Headband

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Below5 Neoprene Headband

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Neoprene headband Below5 - comfort and thermal protection during every workout.

The Below5 Neoprene Headband is the ideal choice for swimmers, triathletes and water sports enthusiasts looking for comfortable and functional ear and forehead protection when swimming in cold water. Made from high quality 3mmneoprene, it provides great thermal insulation and helps to retain heat even when in the water for extended periods of time.

Thanks to its ergonomic shape, it fits perfectly on the head, does not slip and does not press. Velcro (Velcro) fastening allows easy size adjustment and a firm fit. The neoprene headband also ensures that the swimmer's earplugs stay in place - which will be especially appreciated by athletes with sensitive ears or a tendency to inflammation.

Key features of the neoprene headband Below5:

- High quality 3mm neoprene for thermal comfort

- Protects ears and forehead when swimming in cold water

- Ergonomic shape for a comfortable fit without slipping

- Adjustable velcro closure

- Also ideal for use with swimming earplugs

It doesn't matter if you're training in a lake, river or open sea - the Below5 wetsuit headband helps you focus on performance, not the cold.

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