I wore a straw hat for a race as a joke; I actually liked it! Kept the sun off my face and ears! I always wear sunglasses if the sun is out.

Halo headband and sunglasses

Breathable ball cap, keeps my short hair covered so I don't look like a total dork.

Nike featherlite cap in summer, I found sunglass bounce and get really uncomforatble.

Beanie in winter

I wear Glasses, so my running glasses are also sunglasses. On hotter days or rainy days I wear a running hat, ball cap. It helps keep the seat from dipping in my eyes or the rain off my glasses.

I wear a hat only when its raining, usually I wear a lulu lemon headband, i find it absorbs my sweat better and i get less salt in the eyes! I never wear sunglasses either...i guess the sun just doesnt bother me, i'd rather have nothing on my face to be honest

Almost always wear a peaked running cap. Before I began doing so I was concerned it would make me hot, but it's breathable and I don't feel any discomfort.

Aside from keeping rain off the face in the wet and sun out of the eyes during the 2 weeks of English summer, I also find that it acts as a bit of sweatband and keeps the sweat out of my eyes. This has probably become the main benefit for me.

One slight negative, when running 2 hours or more, the cap does get pretty wet (sweaty) and the benefit stops. I intend having someone swap it out for me half way thru my marathon next month.

Hat only if it's raining.
Sunglasses always.
Visor if I'm ever an Ironman finisher.

Hat in the rain, or for runs where I know that my run will outlast the sunlight so sunglasses just become something I have to carry.

Sunglasses for daylight runs.

No to visors.

In the cooler temperatures I wear my Buff as a headband/ear warmer, or around my neck/mouth. . . when it's really cold but still sunny, I wear my sunglasses under my balaclava.

None of the above a hat sometimes if it's raining or I'm having a bad hair day. It's about just running and getting it over...lol

I don't wear any of the above. I really should wear my spectacles more though, probably I'd not get lost if I do..

With over 300 days of sunshine in Colorado, I pretty much always run with sunglasses unless it's raining out (which is very rare).

I am not a hat person - but I do wear a visor a lot of the time as well - I've found it helps keep my sunglasses from falling down my nose, haha.

As for brand, I really like the "headsweats" visor I just bought recently - it's got a built-in thin sweat band along the front which is nice and supposedly you can throw them in the washer and they won't lose their shape (but I haven't tried thatyet).

Sunglasses only - $9.99 fake Ray Bans that I picked up at Walgreens.

I wear a hat most of the time b/c my hair is very fine and my scalp burns. I wear either a Brooks hat or one from REI. I thought they would make me too hot, but they seem to be fine. I don't think I've run in anything hotter than 90 degrees, though. Both these hats are made with wicking materials. They fit my head right, and hold my hair up in a pony-tail (not all hats fit the same). My teenaged son thinks I look really good in hats - I never wore them before running. The biggest thing for me in not overheating is that I need to keep my shoulders bare - unless it's under 35 degrees out. I will get arm sleeves this year to wear with my tanks b/c I spent too much time last winter pulling my long-sleeved tops off before I had gotten a mile into my runs.

I also wear sunglasses. If you get them to fit right, they shouldn't slip around too much. I put them on my cap if I don't need them, or attach them to my waist somehow. I wear them on most runs b/c I want to protect my eyes.