MELASA Sweat-Wicking Mesh Skull Cap, 3-Pack

    Cooling skull caps · cooling skull cap · 3-pack

    MELASA Sweat-Wicking Mesh Skull Cap, 3-Pack

    45 total reviews

    Regular price$13.99
    • Mesh, sweat-wicking

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    In the box

    • Three sweat-wicking mesh skull caps

    Specs

    ShelfCooling skull caps
    Typecooling skull cap
    Fabricmesh

    Fits and works with

    Cycling, running, hiking, motorcycle rides, gym sessions, construction work and long hours in headphones, on its own or under a helmet. Before a cap goes under your helmet, read what the helmet's maker allows inside the shell. If your head measures outside 21.2 to 23.6 inches, pick one of our stretch caps instead. It is a warm weather cap, not a winter hat.

    About this style

    Sized for heads from 21.2 to 23.6 inches, with an elastic edge at the brow

    Wrap a tape around your head before you order. If it reads between 21.2 and 23.6 inches (54 to 60 cm), this cap was cut for you, and its deeper shape covers more of your head under a helmet. The elastic edge hugs your brow, so sweat stays in the fabric instead of running into your eyes on a hard climb or a long run.

    The fabric is a cooling blend that soaks up moisture, with breathable mesh panels for airflow. One habit worth trying on a hot day: rinse the cap, wring it out and pull it on damp for a cool start. Each cap weighs 0.6 oz (17 g), and the seams are four-needle, six-thread stitching made to take repeated washes, which counts when you rotate three caps through a sweaty week.

    • Elastic edge

      The edge hugs your forehead and holds the sweat line, so drops do not reach your eyes during heavy work or a hard ride.

    • Deeper fit, 21.2 to 23.6 inches

      Made for adult heads of 54 to 60 cm, with a deeper cut that covers more and keeps hair neat under a helmet.

    • Reinforced seams

      Four-needle, six-thread stitching holds up to repeated washes and hard use.

    • Wear it damp

      Rinse, wring and wear for a cool start, then let the mesh panels dry it out as you go.

    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.