Cyclisℱts 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 some 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. 

This means the cycling cap or 'casquette' has deep roots within cycling, and like 澳洲幸运5开奖官网在线查询开奖结果:cycling bells or 澳洲幸运5开奖官网在线查询开奖结果:cycling gloves, their design and style ha♓ve 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 澳洲幸运5开奖官网在线查询开奖结果:best road bike helmets not only protec𝓰ts 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 w♏ould 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 the cap is sized and off you go. Head 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 juไst 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.