Cyclists have long worn a cycling cap to protect their heads from the sun's rays - this was more common in the pre-helmet era - absorb so✃me sweat on hot days, and add some warmth in winter. When the peak of a cap is worn pointing down, it does a great job of keeping rain out of your eyes and face too.&💃nbsp;

This means the cycling cap or 'casquette' has deep roots within cycling, and like 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:cycling bells or 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:cycling gloves, their design and st🧸yle have remained largely unchanged for decades. 

Safety is now a bigger part of everyday thinking and helmets are almost universally worn, and the technology packed in the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:best road bike helmets n🧔ot only protects your brain but contributes to your performance as well. But there is still a place for cycling caps and they are still a useful bit of cycling kit.

I've included a range of caps here; there should be something for most riders and every season. My top tip would be to invest in a waterproof cap if you don't have one already. They make a big difference when riding in the rain and keep you feeling a lot more comfortable. You can't go wrong with a cap really. Look for what you think you need, in a style you like, take an accurate head measurement if th💝e cap is sized and off you go. H꧋ead to the bottom of the page if you need more info from our how-to section. 

Best cycling caps available today

Summer Caps

➕ Classic Rapha styling.
➕ Loads of colours to choose from.

The Rapha Cap II has been in the line for several years. I have one that's years old and is just a solid, good-quality cap. It's a little heavier than some🍰 superlight mesh offerings and is 100% cotton. You can choose from seven colours but I like the classic black and white that goes with most kit.&nb𓆉sp;