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SCHAMPA Coolskin Skull Cap Helmet Liner

SKU: SKLCP015-0

7 total reviews

Vendor Schampa
Regular price $19.99
Sale price $19.99 Regular price
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This is a pre order item. We will ship it when it comes in stock.
Description

Product Description

SCHAMPA’s CoolSkin SkullCap is the thinnest year round Skull Cap we make. It is made with SCHAMPA’s Moisture Management CoolSkin material. It is important to keep your head and your helmet liner separated. If you are not frequently cleaning the liner of your helmet a skullcap is a good option. Helmets are dark, damp spaces, and after a long ride they are full of sweat and natural oils from your scalp. Put your helmet away at night, back in it’s bag, in a closet and your helmet becomes a pitre dish for bacteria and mold. Think of SkullCaps like Socks for your Head.

Skullcaps are an important piece of clothing no matter what the weather. In the summer they absorb sweat, and move moisture away from the head. In the winter they serve as insulation.

Owners Note

 “I remember(15 years ago) educating riders on how our CoolSkin material works at motorcycle rallies around the world. I could not emphasize the importance of a great skullcap, keeping your head and body dry in cold weather. I hot & humid weather skullcaps serve to separate your head from the gunk inside your helmet.

I have ridden motorcycles and bicycles most of my life, and of course played hockey, football etc.. I have always been amazed at how much mold & bacteria grows in helmets. I am also amazed at how few people take concern with this issue. Staph infections, itchy scalps, and the overall unhealthiness of putting a bacteria or mold laden helmet on your head is serious stuff. I created Skullcaps to help separate your head from your helmet and while it is not the end all solution it is at least a start, as long as you wash your skullcaps after use. I like to think of them as socks for your head.” Owner Andy Myers

Product Features

  • Best Seller
  • Sock for your Head
  • Also known as Helmet Liners
  • Year Round Use
  • Works with any helmet
  • Moisture Management Material
  • No Center Seam down your forehead
  • Size: One Size Fits Most
  • Available in several colors

    Customer Reviews

    Based on 7 reviews
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    Scott Evans
    The best!

    Often copied, never equaled! I always wear one, summer and winter. It's easy to wash each time with a little soap and warm water, dries quickly and keeps my helmets clean on the inside. It also keeps your ears and ear plugs from getting caught going on and off. Because of its nice material and no seams you don't even know it's there!

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    Howard S.
    Great cap

    Skullcap fits great. Fits good, allows my helmet to slip on easily. Keeps my hair and ears in place. I bought the bright green and it looks super

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    Animal
    Wish I hadn't

    They might be a good idea, at least I thought it was when I ordered 3 for a 2 week ride. Unfortunately it put just enough pressure on my glasses to cause sore ears when I wore my Modular Helmet. I will try to use them while working instead of a doo-rag. Wish I had only ordered 1 instead of a 3 pack

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    David bogan
    Works even better then expected!

    I wore this today for the first time because my bald head was already sweaty and I needed to run an errand on my bike. I couldn't even feel it under my helmet and it stayed in place when I took the helmet off. (I bought the orange one in case it does fall off, I'm more likely to see it) It kept the sweat from getting on the helmet liner as advertised.

    Well, that errand was for materials I needed to install an attic fan. (Here in CA we call the crawl space above the ceiling the attic) By the time I finished gathering everything to take up there it was already 90 outside and I had the usual sweat dripping off my head so I put this cap back on to wear while in the attic.

    It worked awsome. Not only did I not have to worry about sweat running down my forhead, my head actually sweated less. It kept my head drier and cooler.

    I think I'll buy another to wear under my staw hat when doing the yard work (in 100+ temps) so I can keep one dry and clean, ready for those short trips on the bike.

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    Paul frederick

    I wear a modular helmet and they allow me to slide the lid on & off much more easily than a cotton type of head cover.