Bring the ultimate lightweight accessory on your next demanding run this summer, the Ceramicool headband from ODLO. Ceramicool technology is built into every fibre, ensuring ceramic particles naturally cool your skin by up to 1°C when temperatures are on the rise. Meanwhile, mesh fabric offers excellent moisture management to keep sweat out of your way. Shaped ergonomically for a better fit and built seamless for friction-free comfort, this headband is designed for comfortable all-day wear.
Bring the ultimate lightweight accessory on your next demanding run this summer, the Ceramicool headband from ODLO. Ceramicool technology is built into every fibre, ensuring ceramic particles naturally cool your skin by up to 1°C when temperatures are on the rise. Meanwhile, mesh fabric offers excellent moisture management to keep sweat out of your way. Shaped ergonomically for a better fit and built seamless for friction-free comfort, this headband is designed for comfortable all-day wear.
DIFFERENCE-MAKING DETAILS
Accessories built for making the most of every adventure.
Activity Level
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Activity Type
Anything High Intensity
Mountain biking - Gravel - Cycling
Material Specs
Polyester & Elastane
This fabric blends polyester's durability, shape retention and moisture-wicking properties with elastane's flexibility and stretch. The result? A material with superior freedom of movement.
Temperature control system
X-Light
Highly functional and comfortable sportswear and functional underwear that keeps the body cool and dry. Extremely breathable and ultra-light for high temperatures and intense training. Effective moisture transport keeps the skin cool and dry.
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Ceramicool
Made from featherweight fabrics with ceramic particle yarns woven in for faster heat transfer and active cooling, Ceramicool technology actively lowers your body temp by up to one degree so you can stay cool and comfortable, even in the heat.
