The head loses a lot of heat: a suitable beanie keeps you warm from the start without making you sweat.
Filter by material, audience and size to find one that stays comfortable under a helmet or hood. A lightweight beanie fits easily in your pocket.
Merino wool regulates warmth, fleece insulates well and dries quickly, and lightweight synthetics weigh little. For running, avoid cotton as it retains moisture and cools down when you stop.
A thin beanie fits into a pocket when you warm up. A thick beanie is used for slow hikes or early morning starts. A windproof lining protects the ears.
Among the brands available: Craft, adidas, Regatta, Mizuno, Napapijri and Black Diamond. Activate the Brand filter to narrow down the list.
For mild days, a headband is enough. Balaclavas also cover the face, neck warmers protect the throat, and gloves keep your hands warm.
At the start of winter, check out the new arrivals. Later, the equipment clearance and special offers can help you get a spare one.
Glasses' arms can go under or over the beanie, depending on the shape. A thin beanie prevents the arms from pinching the ears. Try the combination before heading out for a long run.
At walking pace, the body produces less heat: a thicker beanie is suitable. When running, the heat builds up quickly and a thin beanie is enough, which can be removed as soon as you're off.
A well-chosen beanie can be rolled and slipped into a jacket pocket. After wet outings, let it dry in the open air. Wash it by hand or in cold machine to preserve the material.
The beanie covers the top of the head and the ears. The balaclava also protects the neck and lower face, useful in extreme cold. The cap, it, protects from the sun and light rain. Depending on the weather, alternate between these three styles or combine a thin beanie with a neck warmer.
The Public filter separates women's, men's, and children's beanies, which helps avoid picking a size that's too small. A beanie that is too tight gives pain in the head, while one that is too loose slips off. Bright colors increase your visibility on the road when night falls early. One-size models fit most heads thanks to their elasticity, and those offered by size provide a more precise fit. For very early starts, a spare beanie in the bag prevents leaving with a damp one. Make sure it fits without taking up too much space, especially in a tight jacket pocket.
A thin synthetic or merino wool beanie that wicks away sweat.
Check the clearance and filter by color.
No, for sun protection prefer a cap.
Yes, the junior filter shows them.
At low temperature, no tumble dryer, to maintain its shape.