https://www.rei.com/product/874556/outdoor-research-prismatic-cap
I have a cap like this, but insulated with primaloft, made by REI. It fits
under my helmet and is ridiculously warm. I also use a Giro winter wool
bike cap for milder conditions and a wool beanie for temps between really
cold and
Lots of iterations of wool caps that cover the ears to a balaclava that
tucks into my base layer top (haven't tried PJWs top w/ hood) but I always
add a helmet cover. when it gets cooler.
40°F and rain this morning, will be using all the tricks. This is always
the worst weather for a commute. C
When it goes below freezing I have been using a Giro ski helmet. It has
ear protection built-in, closable vents, built to be warmer, etc. The fact
that it fits me perfectly helps! Also, ski goggles, if chosen carefully,
can fit well with the helmet. My eyes water in the cold and goggles help
If it's below freezing, I wear a Rapha "deep winter base layer". It's a
medium thickness 100% wool long sleeve top with thumb loops and a built-in
balaclava. With a helmet cover I stay warm without overheating. Above
freezing I'm fine with the helmet cover and a Smartwool headliner.
On Sat, Oct 28
For mild Los Angeles winters, I like the Walz 3-panel cotton or wool caps.
Pretty secure and I can wear them under a helmet in a pinch.
https://www.walzcaps.com/
--Ed C.
On Friday, October 27, 2017 at 3:27:37 PM UTC-7, lum gim fong wrote:
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> What do Rivendell riders use for winter head gear?
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