AGU Essential Softshell Cap II
13,69
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15,20
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Reviews
Pros
Fit |
Quality |
Heat |
Warm |
Resists sweat well |
Absorbs sweat well |
Fits well under a helmet |
Fits perfectly under the helmet |
Warm (2x) |
Pleasant fit |
fits well |
wonderfully warm |
Fit |
Perfectly captures sweat |
Lightweight |
Fast delivery |
Cons
-
One size just too big and loose for the little guy |
suitable for big head only |
does not stop sweat |
sinks |
No |
lacks rear flap |
little breath |
-
According to the product specialist
Pros
Keeps your ears and head warm while cycling in the winter cold. |
The brushed fabric ensures a comfortable, soft contact with the skin. |
The Softshell 210 fabric dries quickly after sweating. |
The extremely light fabric breathes well and prevents overheating. |
Thanks to the good moisture wicking capacity, you stay cool better and you don't get sweat in your eyes. |
This sweatband can be worn under your cycling helmet without affecting the fit. |
The highly elastic material provides a universal fit without pressure points. |
Highly breathable, and absorbs moisture to keep your skin dry. |
The Windstopper X-Fast front protects you from the cutting winter wind. |
Ideal for use in both cold and hot weather. |
Due to the fast-drying material, perspiration is quickly removed. |
Cons
For autumn and spring, the beanie can become a bit too warm. |
The sweatband can slide down slightly when putting on the helmet. |
The fleece liner makes it too warm to use on crisp autumn days. |
When you put it on, you have to knot it neatly to make sure it stays under your helmet. |
Specifications
S
M
L
XL
M
L
XL
One Size
One Size
One Size
Yes
No
Yes
Front
Front
No
Colour
Black
Yellow
Yellow
White
Black
Black
Black
White
Black
Blue
Red
Yellow
Black
Blue
Red
Yellow
Helmet beanie
Headband / Bandana
Helmet beanie
Headband / Bandana
-0 - 5 °C
+20 °C
- 0 °C
Splashproof
Not waterproof
Not waterproof