Skull Cap

In the event your cognitive capacity nicely exceeds your cranial capacity, this could be just what you're looking for.Item does run small, and fits snugly under size S Bern helmet - so, presumably, if it'll stretch comfortably over your noggin, then even more room inside your ever-larger brain-case-protection.Seems well stitched, with the pony tail cut-out purrhaps somewhat larger than you may have imagined it would be; So, danged if sliding through that dang pretty dangle of yours ain't just about the easiest gollderned thing in the world.Santa Advisory: One could envision it making for a very nicely appreciated stocking stuffer, but wash off that sugar-plum fairy dust, so it doesn't get too sticky.UPDATE:Have used her a few times and expect she'll be, pretty-much, the constant companion she was designed to be.The elastic seems to have stretched slightly over brief time, so now she's an even better fit, and she does retain some body heat, so is nice and cuddly warm - granted, it hasn't yet gotten what one may call frigid just yet, low 50°s, maybe somewhat cooler with the pedal-promoted wind chill - at any rate, so far one hardly notices she's even there.& keep your head in the game,SwanUPDATE:After utilizing this thingy, almost daily, for about a month or so, I really have to share with you that I am absolutely loving it - It's my new BFF!a.) On colder days it retains near perfect heat quotient - I'm not sure if you practice the 5th Law of Thermos Dynamics: One can lose, or gain, no small amount of warm fuzzies via proper noggin noddin'; And, listen-up: one can fold the lower-cut ear flap parts upwards for more of a breath of fresh air, need be.b.) Also, it may seem an odd fact of space-time, however, being spacey over a brief amount of time, one gathers that the thing seamingly conforms to one's [let's be honest: rather unfathomable] region - granted, given one is, in pointed of fact, really more honeydew than watermelonheaded - not unlike, one imagines, the universality of the trending sought after Vulcan Mind-Meld.So, I really do have to, most vociferously, recommended: If you are thinking, there, stop being a big silly stupid head about it and purchase, toot-sweet-like; You'll be happy you did, In all likelihood.Beyond that, flap your wings vigorously on cold days, and make lots of snow angels.-Swan

I purchased this beanie/skull cap/helmet liner to protect my head from sunburn as well as to use as a sweat band. I wanted something that did not look like a terry cloth prop from a 1970’s era dance movie with the added benefit of keeping my perfectly shaved gourd from contracting melanoma from sunburn. Likewise, I did not want a heavy or thick material designed to keep heat in. This item from Tough Headwear fit the bill. I chose the bright orange color because I have a similar cap (albeit inferior quality) from a competitor that is black. But that kind of negates the idea of keeping one’s head cool when you are running outdoors, in the sunshine, wearing a black cap that holds the heat. Besides, it matches my orange running shoes and can be seen from a great distance away. So if, in the unlikely event I get crushed by a car, I can at least say I did my part by wearing contrasting clothing and safety gear. Back to the beanie. It is lightweight and, unlike some other caps I own, does not fit so tight it feels like it is trying to squeeze my head in a vice. I wear headphones when I run and with other, tighter fitting caps, the headphones feel as though they are burrowing into my ears. The Tough Headwear fit as expected without being overly tight. It keeps the sweat from running into my eyes and, because of the material, dries fairly quickly helping to keep the noggin cool. It is very lightweight but I think it will also work as a head warmer when the weather turns cooler again. It probably won’t do the job as a winter cap though, which is fine with me. It will be my go-to cap during the summer months as well. I hope this review helps you. Have a great run

I primarily use this to protect the liner of my motorcycle helmets. Both are snug (Arai Quantum and Shoei RF-1200), so it can be difficult to find the right beanie. What I haven’t found, however, is a beanie that actual does any “moisture wicking.” These are no different. But they do prevent sweat from dripping into my eyes, and probably protect the helmet a bit. When I remove the beanie, it’s so wet on both sides that I can usually wring it out. I suppose it would be a bad thing if I couldn’t because that would mean my helmet liner absorbed them.I have an Arai/Sheoei/AGV size M head, and the product is a bit loose, but perfectly comfortable. It can be pulled down over your ears and stay there (personally, I never do this). It usually doesn’t completely come off upon removing the helmets. But when putting the helmet on, I usually need to push the front into the helmet a bit.I also use the beanie to protect and extend the life of my baseball caps.I’ve ordered two of these. Strangely, the new one was quite different from the old. This one is a thicker material with a slightly different design. It’s fine. I wear it more than the old one. Both should hold up for a long time. Certainly longer than my Under Armor beanie that completely disintegrated.I only ordered another because I temporarily lost the first one.Does anything actually wick away moisture? Maybe that compression material. Most of my looser base layers for my leathers don’t actually wick. But the materials still protect the leathers, hats and helmets.

I had ordered acrylic and other skull cap. Using for keeping my bald head warm during cold weather. It is a great fit with great stretchability, breathability, comfy micro fleece inside, and provides warmth! Also, it folds into tiny space so can fit nicely in any jacket pocket with no bulge. It also appears very well made. I purchased during prime sale but will buy again at its regular price which is also very low for such an outstanding product!

I love these skull caps. I have several for myself and bought this one for my wife and she likes it as well. It's thin enough to wear under a helmet but still does a nice job keeping your head warm.