Sports & Motorcycle Ponytail Wrap (Black)

Works very well when on the motorcycle

I was very unsatisfied with this product. I bought this to wear while riding my motorcycle, I have really thick, long hair down to my butt and thought this would be perfect to hold it all in so I don’t get knots and tangles from the wind (even just braiding it and leaving down my back I get little knots that end up ripping out when I brush it) so I was very excited to use this. When it arrived it was much smaller and tighter around than I expected, I didn’t think I could even get it around my hair, but I managed to roll it up from the end of my pony to the top like the instructions said. I secured it at the bottom and top of the pony tail with a hair tie and scrunchy. It was sooo tight and hard to get on, I already was thinking I might never use it again because I thought it would be a more convenient and quick thing, but then I thought maybe it was meant to be very tight like that to actually hold on better. I go for my ride to work and once I arrive I get off the bike and go to grab my hair in the wrap to take it off only to find it wasn’t there... it had come off at some point, I’m guessing on the freeway.. my beautiful long hair was a HUGE rats nest! It took me about 30 mins carefully brushing my hair to get all the tangles and knots out.. I lost a lot of hair in the process. And also lost my favorite scrunchy, a hair tie, and the wrap... it ruined my whole day and was left with nothing to secure my hair for my ride home.. overall horrible experience, would not recommend this product if you have a lot of hair. If you do buy, Maybe braid hair first Incase it comes off so your hair isn’t destroyed.

Good idea, but not easy getting it on.

Sits tight all day holds all my hair. My hair is super thick and 36"+ long. I braid it for ease.

I have waist long and straight hair of a fine-medium texture and a lot of it. I was looking for something that would give my hair a break from hair accessories. In the house I tend to wear it in a ponytail to give it some freedom. However, even then the friction against the clothes would create knots in my hair which of course would create breakage during brushing.One can only imagine how happy I was to find the Wrapter. Although a five stars idea, the reason why I only give it four stars is because in my opinion it requires improvement. As per directions copied from the package below one would have to still use elastics and you are supposed to roll it upwards against the shaft of your hair which firstly you will have to twist as a rope. If you have layers or curly hair I think it would be difficult to roll the Wrapter up your ponytail without creating a few tangles.Because the Wrapter has to be rolled up (it looks like a bun) before putting on it is quite tough to put your fingers through the hole, hence it is not enough room for fingers and the whole of your hair in order to place it at the top of your ponytail so you could roll down in the direction of your hair shaft. I tried this method unsuccessfully.It will take a few tries to do it right. If you want to use it during exercising you will need to use the elastics to keep the Wrapter from sliding. If you just want to use it for around the house or just to protect your hair during sleep it can be put on without using any elastic.The package doesn't say what's made of. The material feels soft and it seems to me that it may be made of a cotton and elastine/spandex blend.I will also try to attach a picture of the illustrated instructions on the package.Directions:Starting with a ponytail secured Tightly with 2 elastic hair bands (3 hair bands recommended for thinner hair types). Push the tail end through the rolled up Wrapter. While holding the tail end, roll the Wrapter up to the base of the braid/ponytail. The Wrapter should fit securely with the excess rolled material rolled up and over the elastic hair ties that are securing the ponytail.

I’ve been looking for a while for something to keep my long hair neat and tangle free while out for a ride on the motorbikes. Most hair wraps are just that, and take time to tie or snap up all the while trying to keep stray hair out of the way. But with THIS neat little bundle came along,.. it didn’t look promising at first - it was rolled up neatly but it seemed a bit too tight and I put it down, ..until my next ride which came up unexpectedly, in a rush I grabbed it and surprised at how easily it was to put on. It felt a bit loose at the top so secured it with a couple of hair bands. I thought it would hang rather stiff, but it was rather soft and it swayed across my back gently. I reached back to pull it around over my shoulder to see if it was falling off, but it was perfectly secure. I am VERY HAPPY with this purchase, and see myself buying another, perhaps the red one next time, OR! find a PURPLE one!(Added later Note: The first time I tried it was immediately upon opening the package, it was flimsy and it was a complete failure, however, when I was getting ready for a last min ride I grabbed it, situated it at the end of my hair as it showed, grabbed it with an iron grip and started forcing it to roll up, and then was surprised at how quickly it went on. To begin.. I forced the last 2-3 inches of my hair into the rolled-up, bun-shapped wrap with the ‘tail’ end hanging down I pushed the hair into the doughnut, when it came through the bottom I grapped it and gave it a vice-grip as I begin to unroll it).