VEO Strip | Keep sweat out of your eyes

Keep Cool

Veo Strips work with your body's natural
cooling system, allowing you to sweat
freely instead of trapping heat.

Unlimited Capacity

Unlike traditional sweatbands, Veo Strips
don't absorb sweat. So, there's no saturation
and no sweat dripping into your eyes.

Ultra Lightweight

Weighing in at less than three grams,
Veo Strips are soft, flexible and ultra lightweight
allowing for all-day comfort and wear.

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BLOOD FLOW

101 OUNCES….

DISSIPATE SWEAT

Apply the Veo Strip to clean, dry skin. DO NOT apply over sunscreen or lotion

Apply strip from the center outward. Ensure strip curves slighty downward with the end falling between your eyebrow and hairline to properly divert sweat

Press strip firmly to skin. For strongest bond, complete placement of Veo Strip 10 minutes prior to commencement of exercise

Avoid sticking Veo Strip to your hair

Veo can be trimmed to length if needed

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Triathlons

Veo Strips Are The Most Effective Sweatband for Triathletes

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Zwift / Peloton Riders

Veo Strip Offers Sweat-Diverting Technology for Zwift and Peloton Users

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Runners

Veo Strip Provides Sweat-Diverting Sweatband for Elite Runners

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Cyclists

Veo Strip Provides the Ultimate Sweat Solution for Cyclists

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Football Players

Veo Strip Allows Football Players to Focus on Performance With Sweat-Diverting Solution

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Basketball Players

Veo Strip Provides Basketball Players Superior Cooling Sweatband

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Pickleball Players

Veo Strip Provides the Best Pickleball Sweat Solution

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Tennis Players

Veo Strip Provides the Ultimate Tennis Headband for Focused Performance

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Hear what our incredible customers have to say!

I started with Veo on the rollers and TT bike; now I use it on all my training rides and races.

Tom Bohli

These are great! While I bought them for outdoors, I'm now using indoors on spin bikes & my Peloton!

Tom D.

I sweat a lot! I also wear prescription sunglasses while playing competitive Pickleball. Veo has made a huge different in how often my glasses get soaked and how often I have to go to the towel. I'm sold!

Kim Jagd

Watch our customers share their experiences and see why they love our product!

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