Lightweight beanies

Cold ears, but no desire to sweat under a thick beanie? A lightweight running beanie is thin, stretchy and wicks sweat fast, even when you pick up the pace. Perfect for fresh mornings, intervals and under a hood, and small enough to always fit in your vest.

Warm beanies

Warm beanies

Fleece, a double layer or windproof panels: for freezing cold, wind and long winter runs.
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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  • Arc'teryx Satoro Merino Toque in black – on model, front with logo

    Arc'teryx Satoro Merino Toque

    Merino hat for trail running, hiking and cold mountain days

    26 g

    € 4995
  • Våga Performance Skull Cap dark grey – side view

    Våga Performance Skull Cap

    Light skull cap for cold runs and mandatory racing kit

    40 g

    € 2995
  • Dynafit Upcycled Speed Polartec Beanie in beige-black – side view with logo

    Dynafit Upcycled Speed Polartec Beanie

    Warm trail running hat for intensive runs and cold mountain days

    25 g

    € 2495
  • Extremities X-Therm Stretch Beanie in black – front view with logo

    Extremities X-Therm Stretch Beanie

    Thermal running hat for cold trail runs and winter training

    26 g

    € 2995
  • Extremities Maze Runner Reflective Skull Cap in black – side view with reflective X logo

    Extremities Maze Runner Reflective Skull Cap

    Reflective running hat for evening runs and cool days

    € 2795
  • Dynafit Performance Beanie in blue-grey – side view with large logo

    Dynafit Performance Beanie

    Breathable running hat for cold trail runs and mountain training

    32 g

    € 2495
  • Precision Winter Running Hat in black – beanie with rainbow band

    Precision Winter Running Hat

    Thin running beanie for cold runs and winter trail runs

    40 g

    € 2295

You don't want cold ears, but you don't want to sweat under a thick beanie either. A lightweight running beanie is thin, stretchy and breathable: it holds just enough warmth for fresh runs and wicks sweat away fast when you pick up the pace.

When do you choose a lightweight beanie?

A lightweight beanie is ideal from around 0 to 10 °C, for tempo runs, intervals and climbs, or if you run warm. Freezing or stopping often? A warm beanie keeps you at a better temperature.

Skull cap or beanie?

  • Skull cap: fits snugly, stays put and fits under a hood, helmet or cap.
  • Lightweight beanie: a slightly looser fit, softer feel and full ear coverage.
  • Merino: breathes well, regulates temperature and resists odour.

Always with you

A lightweight beanie weighs next to nothing and rolls up to the size of a gel. Keep it in your vest for the summit, the descent or a change in the weather. Reflective details help you stay visible in the dark.

Rain on the way?

In wet snow and cold rain, a waterproof beanie is the better choice. Still a bit too warm for a beanie? Go for a headband.

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