Tough HeadwearCooling Skull Cap for Men - Hard Hat Liner, Cycling Cap, Head Caps for Men, Helmet Liner for Motorcycle

I bought this to wear at night under my cpap head strap. The straps on the cpap seem to be causing some balding. I have tried other types of hats but this one was bog enough to fit on my head. It stretched over my entire head to cover my ears and most of my forehead, and it stayed on all night under the straps for the cpap. It is cool to the touch so very comfortable. I would recommend it for anyone with a cpap. Here's hoping the hair under the straps grows back. Probably not likely.

These are nice skull caps. They work for their intended function. There is nothing special about them. However, at $8 each, they are a good value in my opinion (they probably cost less than a dollar to make). Therefore, when worn out or smelly behind repair, just chuck em out. OBTW, the colors of my red/white/blue cap are durable after repeated washings. No severe "piling" yet either.For motorcycling with full or 3/4 face helmets, the outside sheen of these caps is a bit rough. In other words, when pulling the helmet down over the cap, the friction between the cap and the helmet's liner is such that the cap can oftentimes gets stretched down over my eyebrows and temples. This then requires me to repeatedly take the helmet and liner on and off several times to get a good comfortable fit that doesn't interfere with my vision or ability to put on my sunglasses. Having said that. Too rough also means less helmet slippage on your head in severe crosswinds. But for everyday conditions, a high sheen liner that is easy to put and be done with it, is much more desirable for the day to day conditions and short errands.I wish these were made in a version that were contoured to cover the ears, forehead and back of my head, but NOT cover the temples near the corner of my eyes. Straight contour skull caps can block peripheral vision and make it hard to put on glasses - especially glasses with bows that wrap around behind the ears. My wish only. These are not advertised as such, and I knew that the first 2 times I bought them. I just hope they make such a skull cap in the future. Enjoy.

Ill start with the one negative thing I noticed, the cap fit me just right its not to loose and not to tight, a hair on the looser side, but I have a fairly large head. I wear a XL motorcycle helmet for a nice snug fit, so it seems to me that this cap would be to big for a lot of people. I cant say for sure, just seems that way.Now for the positive. I got the black paisley print and I really like the looks. The design is just like you are wearing a bandanna, and its not super thin cheap black to where you can see through it or its just a light gray when stretched, it stays black. It is also a very nice comfortable material, and the one I received was all well stitched with no strings or busted seams and no thick stitching to wear it could irritate the skin somehow. I bought this for summer time as I ride dirt bikes very often during summer and in the 95 degree heat mixed with the physical workout of riding a dirt bike your head is bound to sweat a lot no matter who you are and its not comfortable taking a break and your hair drying, then putting your helmet back on and the pads are all soaked. I have not rode with this on yet but I have tried it on under my helmets and it feels good, it does stretch down when pulling the helmet over it but I expected that because MX helmets are made to fit very snug and the lower part of the helmet is very tight when pulling over the top portion of your head. However it was easily adjusted back into position after the helmet was on. I also did a sweat test and put it on then did a 30 minute run and it did keep my hair much dryer than had I not had it on and it does give your head a kind of cool airflow sense.I am confident this will help during season and I plan on buying a couple more

I love this thing. I wear it under my motorcycle helmet year-round. It does two things. One, it keeps my hair from getting the imprint of the inside of my helmet that won't go away for the rest of the day. Two, it really helps in hot conditions. It's a very light, breathable material that helps wick sweat. This one is a little larger than some so is not as tight on my head which I think is great. It's comfortable to wear for long rides. I do put it on so it's higher on my forehead before I pull on my helmet. Because of its size, the elastic band around the front can drift down toward your eyes if you don't do that. I will likely order a second one of these to have on hand. YMMV but for me, this is my favorite of the various "head sweat" type caps I've used.

too short

I love it!

Xtra Large helmet size, fits my head well and does not make my helmet feel tighter due to the thin sheerness of the material. It absorbs water very quickly and really does keep my head cool. Cooling time duration will vary with speed and temperature outside. I stop at about one hour to quickly rehydrate it and it takes very little time. I bring water and a small plastic bag to soak it in, but it absorbs so fast and well that the bag is not really necessary. One size fits all because this material is very stretchy and yet does not feel tight when on a larger head. I would, and have, recommend to a friend.

I guess “big” isn’t quite the right word. Because they do fit the circumference of my head rather nicely. They are however deep enough to cover my ears, most of my neck, and 1/2 of my eye holes. They are a thinner material than I expected. My head does actually feel cooler though when it’s on. A big plus is they don’t look super cheap like others I’ve seen. I’m sure they’ll melt to my head if I do any overhead welding. Which is probably fine due to the cooling effect they give.