2 Packs (1pc16"+1PC 25") Navy Blue and Purple Hair Ties for Women, Elastic Pony Tail Wrap Tie No Damage for Long Thick Curly Hair Strong Braided Ponytail Holders for Water Wind

Works great when riding the motorcycle. Keeps hair from getting tangled. My hair is thin but still works and looks great

Other brands on the market are three times as expensive. These do exactly the same and work extremely well on my runs! Great product

These help so much for my daughter’s long curly hair. They save us so much time detangling.

I have long hair and run. My hair is fine and a bit layered, so a braid doesn't always work for me. But, I need something to keep it from getting tangled when I run. So, I got these for that. Initially, putting it on was easy (see the photo), but without running at all, and just driving in the car, it came loose. I had to then do a extra tight and a bit twisted loop at the end. Then it stayed in place, however, I couldn't get it out of my hair (it was all knotted up) and I had to cut it off the bottom. I am sure, for some, this will work fine, it just didn't for me.

These are perfect for my 6 year old daughter while swimming and gymnastics. So easy to use and no tangles.

Item: "2 Packs (1PC 16"+1PC 25") Yellow and Pink Hair Ties for Thick Hair, Elastic Ponytail Holders for Women Girls Stong Sports Hair Bands for Water Wind Swimming Diving Motorcycle Rides Skiing Surfing" ~ It takes a bit of work to get this put on with the loops spaced somewhat evenly, so it doesn't look weird. But maybe if you do it enough times it gets easier. It makes my hair noticeably heavier. My hair is somewhere around waist length, I guess (middle of my back?), and I used the longer one. I could probably use either. It also makes my ponytail act like one stiff "unit", if that makes sense. It feels weird to turn my head and have it swing around all in one piece; the added weight probably contributes to that. But I did eventually stop noticing it as much. The double-loop end is one continuous loop, so you can slide it open to make a single large loop rather than two double ones. I guess that's helpful if you have very thick and coarse hair, but for me it either means looping it around a lot of times (if I use it as a single large loop), or it makes it more difficult to put in and tug on individual hairs more when I take it out (if I use it as two smaller ones). The single loop at the other end has a similar problem for me, where I have to loop it around a lot of times to get it to stay. So, it works okay-ish overall, but I'm not sure it's preferable to, or faster than, braiding my ponytail and putting a small hair tie in at the bottom. The braided "rope" in between the loops is also stretchy and made of the same sort of thing as a regular hair tie. But, it'll have a lot of other uses besides hair, and I'm glad to have it for that (which is what I got it for).

These colorful SISYOUP spiral hair ties are the tool you didn’t know you needed to transform your ponytail into a solid, windproof cable that laughs in the face of normal hair ties. Need your hair to survive a motorcycle ride, a surfing session, or a wind tunnel test? These guys have you covered—just don’t be surprised if your ponytail ends up with a bit of “superhero cape” stiffness. The design features a double-loop band at one end and a single loop at the other, all connected by a braided stretch of elastic. So, technically, it works just fine for creating a “compact” look with minimal stray hairs and a bit of extra drama in the weight department. However, the process can feel like an engineering feat. Wrapping it neatly? Prepare for trial and error. Even if you nail the wrap, you may find your ponytail swinging like a dense, unified chunk, which feels a tad strange at first and is kind of the anti-ponytail experience. For hair prone to frizzing out at the first sign of humidity, this tie might be a fun alternative, holding everything in place while adding a pop of color. But if your hair’s long and you’re looking to move freely, be prepared for that single, bouncy mass effect. Worth it if you’re taming hair in extreme conditions, but overkill if you’re just headed out for a stroll.

These are well made but fall down when I wear them. I think they are meant for very thick hair