Review: Hoo Rag Bandanas

Hoo-Rag was kind enough to send me a hoo-rag to review! They sent me stylish designs that can be worn as a bandana, neck rag, head band, face mask, etc…

Company Says

From their own description, Hoo-rags "are a seamless cotton-polyester blended micro-fiber that is light weight, moisture wicking, and fun to wear. People use them as a traditional bandana, a beanie, neck gaiter, and more." It's cute and has a lot of possibilities for wearing it.

 

How I Wore

Surprisingly the tube configuration is somewhat adaptable. It can be used as a neck gaiter, a beanie or a sweat band.

Finally, I guess it would be apropos for me to point out that it can be tied into a pirate rag, as well.

My Verdict

The Hoo Rag is made of fairly lightweight material – lighter than the standard bandanna. Because of this, I can wear it while running in “cooler” (50 to 60 degrees) but not “cold” (below 50) temps without over heating.

In these temps, it does a fairly good job of soaking up sweat, though I wonder how it would perform in warmer temps. A couple of weeks ago I was on a hike and managed to soak it fairly well on the way up. On the way back down, I was able to ring it out and it was back to being reasonably dry (dry enough to provide warmth) in about 10 minutes.

As for cleanup, I toss it in the washer and dryer like normal – no fuss, no muss.

My Rating

9/10  for these bandanas.

You can buy this from their website here.

Disclaimer: PR Samples are sent for review purposes. However, opinions are all mine.

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