NONAME Terry Headband - Traditional thin headband in soft, comfortable fabric for racing and intense training - One size - comes in different colours all colours
NONAME Terry Headband

£6.90

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NONAME Terry Headband

£6.90

One size traditional running headband

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NONAME Terry Headband

Traditional thin headband in soft, comfortable fabric for racing and intense training.

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Colour

Pink, Blue, Neon, Red

Gender

Unisex

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NONAME is a Scandinavian sports brand established in 1999. The brand designs custom training and racing apparel for athletes, clubs and companies. Its roots lie in running, orienteering, track & field and cross-country skiing. The brand makes lightweight, durable clothing built for demanding conditions. At Compass Point, we trust NONAME for orienteering and off-road racing. Orienteers choose it for quick-drying fabrics and a close, race-ready fit.
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NONAME built BARKU, its shoe brand, specifically for orienteering. The shoes handle tough terrain, wet forests and real navigation. They combine durability, grip and lightweight performance. The brand designs Barku shoes for every forest terrain, from soft, muddy ground to rocky, technical trails. The range offers different fit options for different foot shapes. This makes Barku a strong choice for orienteers who need reliable, forest-ready footwear.
Choosing between Barku and orienteering shoes from other makers? Our guide explains what to look for.