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It's getting to that time of year again when your head needs a little TLC. Wrap it in a warm hat – whether it's a running beanie or a running bobble hat – throw on gilet Sandals CLARKS Tealite Grace 261245834 Black Leather running gloves, and you'll be able to get out the door and face down the frost-laced pavements.
What are the best winter running hats?
Prefer to cut straight to it? No sweat. Here are our favourite running beanies for the winter months, at a glance.
Types of winter running hat
Beanies ensure your entire head stays toasty while still letting out heat. A cap typically doesn’t cover the ears —something to keep in mind if you want to protect that part of your body, too.
Balaclavas cover your entire head and most of your face and neck, so they’re ideal on colder and more blustery days.
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What to look for in a running beanie or bobble hat
Materials
Many hats are made of moisture-wicking fabric (typically merino, polyester, or nylon— or a combination of all three), to keep you dry and warm. Merino wool is lightweight, soft and naturally insulating, moisture-wicking, and odour resistant. It’s typically more expensive than synthetic. Because it’s a natural fibre, it can be worn comfortably in all winter running temperatures.
Polyester is also a popular material for hats. This fabric is soft and lightweight, and wicks moisture. Use this type of hat for running in all temperatures. A big perk is this material’s low maintenance. It’s easy to care for and clean.
Nylon is also moisture-wicking and lightweight, but offers more elasticity than polyester for a more custom fit. Hats with this fabric will be snug and offer increased wind protection.
Blended fabrics offer the best of all worlds since they combine the comfort and natural wicking capabilities of wool with the durability and elasticity of synthetic fibres. If you plan to run in rain or snow, consider a water-repellent fabric like Gore-Tex.
Fit
Many hats, caps and balaclavas use one size fits. If you want a more tailored fit, there are plenty of caps that are gender-specific and traditional sizes. Because sizing can vary from brand to brand, it’s best to check the website for measurement ranges to guide you in selecting the proper fit.
Extra details
When it comes to choosing the best hat for you, look for extra details like reflective panelling to keep you visible when running in low winter light, hats that cover your ears for below-zero runs and hats that have an opening for your ponytail.
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