WAYCOM Sun Cap, Sun Visor Hat - UV Protection Hat -Premium UPF 50+ Hat for Hiking, Golf, Tennis, Outdoors

Cheap and easy to use

Works great!

I originally got this for a road-trip to avoid having sun on one side of my face for 8 hours straight and now it’s become one of my essentials. I see a lot of people saying the fit is concerning and I agree at times it is confusing but you just have to work with it and adjust it properly to your head. I have a big head and it works just fine for me.

Absolutely love this visor . I can see everything without squinting in the sun and add anonymity and sun protection for my face !

First off, I'd like to say that I don't think I've ever written a review for anything other than a package of underwear I once bought on Amazon just to scratch it off writing a product review off my bucket list. I usually don't write product reviews because I usually feel my opinion is superfluous due to the fact that others are already saying what I'd want to say better than I ever could. I usually prefer not to complain...But, that is not the case here...I say this because I want to tell you how serious I am when I say that I can't in good consciousness stand by and not try to warn others about what could be a dangerous product. I can't in good conscious not add to the growing voices of concern about the incorrect sizing on this.I tried wearing this twice, once to test it out for a moment. Again the next day just to see if maybe I was wearing it incorrectly and trying to see if it's adjustable... I've had head aches since then for the last two days. Hopefully they go away, but I am honestly concerned about what would happen if somebody maybe tried it even longer. I probably had it on about 10 minutes tops.Needless to say, it's definitely not worth the purchase.This visor is extremely dangerous due to the contradicting and confusing product description. I know this will fit some people, but I think the design is bad because whoever made this did not anticipate that the people selling it would market it to people for whom it's not intended, but I still think a designer should have this in mind when making a product.Yes, it should be secure to your head, perhaps with a strap, but not a really hard piece of curved plastic that presses into your skull.Out of an abundance of caution, it's always good to simply not buy an unsafe product and simply just not take a risk. My recommendation is to not risk it, however if you are determined to buy it, let me give you my opinion...If you are an adult man, I would not risk it.If you can an adult man who fit your head into a M/L hat at Target, I would not risk it.If you are a man with poofy hair that might add a bit to your head, I would not risk it.If I had a child, I wouldn't buy it for them because the visor looks too big for a child's head anyway.Maybe this works for women, but truth be told, I personally wouldn't dare give this to my mom or even somebody I didn't like for free without feeling guilt.

This is my 3rd one and they all broke from regular use.

The media could not be loaded. So, if you use a UV flashlight, you can still see the stripe on a $20 bill and the UV testing card shows a low level of UV exposure.HOWEVER, I don't spend a lot of time under intense UV lights. The spectrum I'm concerned about is UV from the sun. As you can see from the video and the first photo, it blocks the UV from sunlight well.(I also bought a visor from Bluestone Sunshields and got essentially the same results. The biggest difference is that the Bluestone visor uses a more flexible plastic material with a cheaper feel—very similar to my Daiso face shield—whereas the Waycom visor is made of a harder, less flexible plastic.)

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