I have no idea what you like, but happened to know that industrial suppliers sell 2 knot hairnets. A quick google turned up this; https://riders-boutique.com/products/beval-heavy-weight-hair-nets
https://beval.com/products/beval-british-hair-nets-medium-weight
I’m sure if you tried a bit harder you could find something suitable 
I do not know about the OP here, but I do know that Google hates some people. Me included.
I can sit right next to someone, we both type in the same search, and they get answers and I get stuff that does not answer the question.
I assume people asking about finding something looked, did not find it, and want some help. Not finding it does not mean they did not try to find it.
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The ponytail hair nets? Yes, I got them in a subscription box awhile back. I find them a little tricky to get the hair over my ears look because of the way you need to put the hairnet on (elastic at forehead and then pull back/over head to ponytail.) Otherwise they’re comfortable, and if you regularly ride in a pony/braid they are much less bulky under the helmet.
Thanks. With the newer helmets that don’t necessarily have a lot of coverage in the back, I have trouble getting the extra hairnet out of the way, also without putting the rear knit somewhere uncomfortable. I thought this might help even though I don’t wear my hair down a lot.
it will definitely do that. I find the opening lies flat against the head, and you just pull your ponytail through. I use them with my OneK helmet (why I think I’m important enough to have more than one helmet is another discussion) that his a tighter fit and they are very comfortable and low profile in the back under the helmet harness.
To be clear, I did find most of what all of you have shared on google. My question is whether i should buy up those 5-10 tack stores that still have inventory in this product, or whether there is a permanent solution that I can order the next time I happen to need hairnets and not fret about it.
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I want to thank everyone for contributing on this thread. The fact that we can have a conversation about scrounging around the country, or world, for the precise preferred hairnet is seriously worth a laugh! Yes, I have a preference as well, so yes, I am part of it! And a funny story…
Years ago, I was talking ringside with a friend from work who rode with a different trainer. I was describing losing my hairnet, or not being able to find it, but managed to stop at Walgreen’s and buy one on the way to the show.
She told me, “[her trainer] doesn’t let us wear that kind. We have to wear [fancy, exclusive brand].”.
Hey, I am all about MY preference. Yeah! But at that time, I was amazed about this conversation… really, the brand of hairnet? Dictated? Ok, that’s a strong barn culture, for sure!
Thanks for the tips about where to source these and our good buddy Amazon as an option. I would not have considered that. I hate having my hair in my face. Wear one every ride now.
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Yes you do.
Aerborn was dissolved in 2017.
The Harpley ones are sold in most tack shops in the UK.
