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Sweat GUTR – The Ultimate Sweatband

By Joe Solancho
January 21, 2011 1 Min Read
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Tired of sweat dripping into your eyes? Check out the new Sweat GUTR. This sweatband catches and channels the sweat away from your eyes. Unlike similar products, the Sweat GUTR doesn’t saturate which gives you that nasty feeling of soaked headband…yuk!

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The GUTR is made from a non latex material and is non hypoallergenic. It’s a proprietary product made specifically for Sweat GUTR. It comes with three closure bands (small, medium and large) which assists in the fitting and securing the GUTR on your head.

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Smoke color shown with the three closure bands.

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The Sweat GUTR positioned just above the eyebrows

Benefits if the GUTR:

– Channels sweat from your eyes
– Never saturates
– Ultra Comfortable
– Great with bike helmets
– Built to last & easy to clean

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Low profile and hardly noticeable

Circle back as one of our Team Racers tests the Sweat GUTR. For more information, go to www.sweatgutr.com.

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  1. Darby says:
    January 21, 2011 at 6:41 pm

    Glad to see you guys posting about the GUTR! I’ve been wearing one for years and it’s the best I’ve found by far. One note…position the back of the sweatband ABOVE the helmet closure system and it stays off your ears better. Looks like you have the back under, so it won’t be as comfortable. A fellow rider pointed this out to me and it made all the difference.

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