Warm beanies

Freezing, blowing hard or standing still on a summit for a moment? A warm beanie keeps your head and ears warm without making you sweat underneath. Fleece, a double layer or windproof panels make all the difference on cold mornings and long winter runs. Get yours before the first frost.

Lightweight beanies

Lightweight beanies

Thin and breathable: for tempo runs, fresh mornings and under a hood.
Waterproof beanies

Waterproof beanies

A membrane between outer and inner layer: dry and warm in rain, wet snow and wind.
Beanies

Beanies

From thin skull caps to warm or waterproof beanies: a warm head on every cold run.
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Warm beanies

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In freezing temperatures, strong wind or on a long descent, your head cools down fast. A warm running beanie keeps your ears and forehead warm while still letting sweat escape, so a winter long run stays comfortable even when your pace drops.

When do you choose a warm beanie?

Choose a warm beanie when it's around or below freezing, when the wind is strong, or when you're out for hours and stop now and then. On fresh mornings around 5–10 °C, a thin skull cap or headband is often enough.

Fleece, double layer or windproof?

  • Fleece feels soft, insulates well and dries quickly.
  • Double layer: a snug inner layer wicks moisture while the outer layer holds in the warmth.
  • Windproof panels over your forehead and ears stop the wind from blowing straight through.

Do you sweat easily?

A warm beanie doesn't have to feel stuffy. Go for a close fit and breathable fabric, and take it off on a long climb. It's light enough to stash in your vest pocket.

Wet as well?

In rain or wet snow, a waterproof beanie is the better choice. Pair your beanie with a neck gaiter and gloves for a complete winter setup.

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