Congratulations to both riders and organizers, another stellar and most epic Cycle Oregon is in the books. 30,000 feet of climbing. This is an amazing moving city of cyclists, and we had a great time with them. (And about 125 have newly "gone dripless" with our helmet liners, headbands and …

Thank you Coach Levi for a fantastic product review!http://coachlevi.com/product-reviews/sweathawg-sku...Tested: SweatHawg Skull CapPosted by Levi on July 22, 2014 in Product Reviews Comments(0) and skull capDo you sweat like crazy? As in, so much that no skull cap or headband has ever been enough …

When it comes to dripping sweat...we don't horse around! Come see us at the SweatHawg vendor booth at the Oregon High Desert Classics July 16-27, 2014Equestrians love SweatHawgs! …

Thank you Zach and BikeRumor.com for a great review! HANDS ON: SWEATHAWG COVERS UP WITH NEW SKULLCAPS, PLUS CAP INSERT posted by Zach Overholt - May 22, 2014 - 11am EDT Spring boarding from their successful launch of the Sweathawg helmet liner, the perspiration mitigation experts at Swea …

OutdoorsNW May-June 2014 EditionExtreme sweat control with SweatHawg’s Helmet Liners These seemingly simple patent-pending helmet liners really pack a punch—or at least they pack a lot of water. The soft, ultra-absorbent fabric used in SweatHawg Helmet Liners absorbs a massive amount of sweat, keepi …

FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 2014SweatHawg Helmet Liner ReviewI have been using the SweatHawg helmet liners for close to a year now, and I have found them to be very functional in keeping sweat from dripping down into my eyes during a ride, which is something that profuse sweaters or people with no hair deal wi …