MELASA Ear Warmer Skull Cap with Visor

    Winter skull caps · skull cap with a visor

    MELASA Ear Warmer Skull Cap with Visor

    $9.99

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    In the box

    • One fleece ear warmer skull cap with a flip-up brim

    Specs

    ShelfWinter skull caps
    Typeskull cap with a visor
    Coversears

    Fits and works with

    For cold rides, runs, ski days and outdoor work where a low sun gets in your eyes. It is sold for wear under a bike or ski helmet, so check with your helmet's maker first. A brim can crowd a helmet that sits very low on your brow. It shades your eyes but it is not eye protection, so wear proper glasses for that.

    About this style

    A flip brim for low winter sun, double fleece where your ears get cold

    Winter sun sits low, and on a morning ride it comes straight in under the front of your helmet. This cap has a short soft brim that does the job of a visor. Flip it down to shade your eyes from the glare or keep falling snow out of them, and flip it up when you want the full view of the road ahead.

    Under the brim it is a fleece ear warmer. The fabric is doubled at the ears and single at the crown, so the cap stays snug under a helmet without adding bulk on top. A rubber band at the back lets the stretch fabric take up slack on a smaller head and give on a larger one. It is the only cap on our winter shelf with a brim, which makes it the pick if you ride east to work in the morning and west on the way home.

    The winter skull caps shelf holds 5 more styles beside the Ear Warmer Skull Cap with Visor, and every one belongs to the MELASA catalog.

    • Brim that flips

      Down, it shades your eyes from a low sun and keeps snow out of them. Up, it clears the way for a wide look at traffic or a sprint.

    • Double fleece at the ears

      The ear sections are double thick and the crown is a single layer, so warmth goes where the wind bites and the top stays thin under a shell.

    • Elastic back

      A rubber band at the back of the cap keeps the stretch fabric close without squeezing your head.

    Before it goes under a helmet

    OSHA leaves the question of what may go inside a hard hat to the maker of the hard hat, and recommends liners designed for it. Read the label in your hard hat, or ask its maker, before the first shift with any cap underneath. For the cold, layers and a covered head and ears are what the cold stress guidance asks for.

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