The Accessories page for men's running apparel brings together caps, visors, headbands, beanies, neck gaiters, and laces, from Ciele, adidas, Craft, Odlo, Mizuno, Nike, Avento, Barts, or Nathan.
The little bits of gear that make outings more comfortable, in summer and winter.
The running cap with five panels, like the Ciele GO or the adidas Climacool, is lightweight, flexible, and folds up to fit in a pocket. Its technical fabric dries quickly, and its inner band absorbs sweat. The visor, like the Avento Alba, protects the eyes from the sun while leaving the top of the head exposed to let out heat. The adidas XPR bucket hat also covers the neck.
In winter, a headband, like the Odlo Move Light or the fleece headband Craft ADV, covers the ears without making the head sweat. The beanie, such as the Craft ADV Thermal or the Mizuno Warmalite, keeps warmth in during extreme cold and can be tucked away in a pocket when you warm up. The neck gaiter, like the one from Mizuno, seals up the neckline and can be pulled up over the face against the wind. The Nike Swoosh headband, made from terry cloth, absorbs forehead sweat during summer.
The Nathan reflective shoelaces make feet visible to car headlights, where movement catches the attention of drivers. Elastic laces with a quick fastening, like the Nathan Run Laces, eliminate the need to tie knots and are set once and for all, saving time in triathlons. In winter, a visible runner wears at least one reflective item on the ankles, where movement is most noticeable.
Men's running apparel continues with shirts and t-shirts, shorts and tights, trousers and leggings, sweatshirts, jackets and windbreakers, socks, compression gear, on the men's sportswear page.
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The technical fabric, like that on the Ciele GO, dries quickly and stays lightweight, and its inner band absorbs sweat. A cotton cap becomes heavy and retains moisture on the forehead.
A headband covers the ears while letting heat escape from the top of the head, ideal for cool weather. Below freezing, a thin technical beanie and a neck gaiter seal all air entry points.
They replace traditional laces with a tightening that is set once and for all, with no knots. The shoe slips on in seconds, a real time saver in triathlons and in everyday life.
Reflective elements bounce headlights back toward drivers. An armband, vest, or headlamp completes the outfit as night falls, especially on the road.
A hand wash in warm water with a bit of detergent preserves the visor and shape. Let it dry outdoors on a rounded support, never in the dryer.