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Product: Sweat Wicking Helmet Liner/Cooling Skull Cap for Men with Neck Sun Protection - Helmet & Hard Hat Liner Accessory - UPF 50 Sun Protection
Brand: Tough Headwear
Color: Skulls
Description: Tough Headwear is a trusted brand providing premium quality and functional outdoor essentials. We bring you the skull cap tailor-made for your active lifestyle!

Our helmet liner is made possible by advanced moisture wicking technology that absorbs and rapidly evaporates sweat tested under extreme sports. It is highly recommended as liner under athlete helmets and hard construction hats providing both comfortable cushion while preventing sweat from stinging the eyes.

Infused with instant cooling properties, our skull cap helps relieve stress from heat. Our fabric is also made with UPF 45 for your ultimate protection from sun damage. It is lightweight, durable and has added ventilation for maximum comfort. Great to use for any helmet sport or even as an everyday wear essential!

It is extremely durable, made of polyester (89%) and spandex (11%), and easy fit.
Highlights: 99 Problems but Sweat Ain't One: Our wicking helmet liner soaks up your sweat and keeps it out of your eyes. Recommended for athletes, heavy sweaters and guy who do real work.
Designed To Be Worn Under Helmets & Hard Hats: Instead of sweating inside your helmet (I can smell that nastiness from here), sweat into our breathable skull cap helmet liner. Afterwards, throw it into the wash and watch it speed dry on its own.
Functional Cooling: You’ll feel cool as soon as you put this on, it’s because our skull cap literally cools your noggin’ with its moisture activated cooling fabric.
Skin Cancer Foundation Approved Sun Protection: Got something in common with Bruce Willis and Michael Jordan? This skull cap protects your noggin from harmful UVA and UVB rays (whether you're bald or not). Lab tested UPF 50+. The Skin Cancer Foundation recommends this cooling skull cap as an effective UV protectant.
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