A cap for my lugoles!

[Andrew_Culture]

I've been using a buff for a couplets years but it overheats my forehead even when temperatures are near freezing. I persevere because I like to try and prevent my earwax from freezing solid.

Is there a cycle cap anyone can recommend that has good wicking to remove moisture, will fit under a helmet and covers ones lugoles?

 

[400bhp]

How do you put it on your head Mr C?

An over the top, then twist and fold over oneself?

Bang it on the bonce and let it flow backwards.

 

[AndyRM]

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/...gclid=CIyjxIHPpLwCFcuWtAoddD4ARg&gclsrc=aw.ds

I've got one which works well. Enough heat escapes through your head to minimise sweat.

Or these look like an option maybe?

http://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/164061773/cycling-cap-merino-wool-earflap?ref=related-5

 

[raindog]

 

[Paul99]

I use one of these....

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/endura-baabaa-merino-skullcap/rp-prod51319

Other retailers are available. They also have a peaked version.

 

[Andrew_Culture]

How do you put it on your head Mr C?

An over the top, then twist and fold over oneself?

Bang it on the bonce and let it flow backwards.

I let it hang down the back so I only have one layer actually on my head.

 

[Andrew_Culture]

[QUOTE 2900298, member: 45"]I've got a couple of these. Couldn't live without them.[/quote]

I often wonder why cyclists don't wear more sailing gear, it seems really hardcore compared to cycling gear. It must be a lot colder in the open sea than it is on the roads!

 

[Andrew_Culture]

Has anyone got any experience of these Sealskinz caps. Being waterproof is quite appealing.

Http://www.wiggle.co.uk/sealskinz-waterproof-cycling-cap/

 

[tadpole]

I've been using a buff for a couplets years but it overheats my forehead even when temperatures are near freezing. I persevere because I like to try and prevent my earwax from freezing solid.

Is there a cycle cap anyone can recommend that has good wicking to remove moisture, will fit under a helmet and covers ones lugoles?

http://www.buffs.co.uk/index.html
that's how I wear my buff to keep my ears warm (and noise free)

 

[Andrew_Culture]

http://www.buffs.co.uk/index.html
that's how I wear my buff to keep my ears warm (and noise free)

I've tried that but it half-strangles me. I must have a melon head.

 

[Chris Norton]

Under a helmet. I use one off ebay with 35 sports on. Excellent and only £5.99.

 

[screenman]

Rapha Beanie,

 

[shouldbeinbed]

I've been using a buff for a couplets years but it overheats my forehead even when temperatures are near freezing. I persevere because I like to try and prevent my earwax from freezing solid.

Is there a cycle cap anyone can recommend that has good wicking to remove moisture, will fit under a helmet and covers ones lugoles?

earmuffs

 

[User33236]

I was going to link to the BBB one I got from Wiggle but they've stopped selling it in favour of the winter version.

I found this on another site and think , from description and photos , it is the same :- http://www.jejamescycles.co.uk/bbb-under-helmet-hat-bbw-97-black-id70818.html

I usually get too hot whilst cycling even in the cold but wind this works for me on the potential cold lug days.

 

[400bhp]

Merino beanie??