
Cooling skull caps · cooling skull cap · 3-pack
MELASA Mesh Hard Hat Liner, 3-Pack
- Mesh, sweat-wicking
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In the box
In the box
- Three mesh skull caps
- Built-in sweatband in each cap
Specs
Specs
| Shelf | Cooling skull caps |
|---|---|
| Type | cooling skull cap |
| Fabric | mesh |
Fits and works with
Fits and works with
Hot weather work under a hard hat, cycling, running and motorcycle rides. The maker of your hard hat says what may go inside it, so read its label before the first shift with a liner. It has no neck cover, carries no sun protection rating and is not a winter liner.
About this style
A deeper cap, cut 5.9 inches deep, for helmets that come on and off all day
If your skull cap creeps up the back of your head every time you lift the hard hat, depth is the fix. This liner is cut 5.9 inches deep in an upgraded mesh structure, so it holds its place under a hard hat, a bike helmet or a motorcycle helmet without riding up or bunching.
A built-in sweatband across the front catches sweat before it drips into your eyes. Each cap weighs 17.7g and is thin enough not to add bulk or pressure points under the shell. The pack holds three, so one can be on your head, one in the wash and one in the truck. The mesh carries air through and cuts down the heat that builds up under a helmet on a long day outdoors.
If the Mesh Hard Hat Liner, 3-Pack is close but not quite it, the cooling skull caps shelf has 10 more styles from the MELASA catalog.
5.9 inches deep
The deeper cut covers more of your head and stays put when the helmet is lifted, set down and put back on.
Built-in sweatband
A band across the forehead soaks up sweat and stops it before it reaches your eyes.
17.7g each
Ultra-thin mesh adds no bulk and no pressure points, so you can wear it through a full day.
Three in the pack
Rotate them through the week and you always pull on a fresh, dry cap.
In the heat
A mesh cap soaks up sweat before it reaches your eyes, and that is all we claim for it. Heat illness guidance asks for water, rest and shade, and for time to get used to hot work. A cap that sits under a hard hat should fit the maker's rules for that hard hat.