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PricePoint.com Under Helmet Cap: Review

By RL Policar
March 12, 2008 2 Min Read
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One of the items that was included in our Team Kit was the PricePoint.com helmet cap. Think of it like a doo-rag.

It comes in 3 colors, black, white and red.

Here’s some info:

The Price Point Under helmet Cap will keep your head warm and dry during those long excursions on the road or trail. This isn’t the polyester you remember from 1974, this fabric is one of the most moisture wicking as well as most breathable materials around. It is extremely soft to the touch and fits comfortably under a helmet.

Material: 100% Polyester

Size: One Size Fits All

Weight: 18g

I’ve already worn this a few times and so far so good. One of the things I hate about riding is getting sweat on my face and sometimes into my eyes.

The helmet cap not only absorbs the sweat, but it also keeps your head cool. Just think of it like a nice moisture wicking jersey for your head.

What’s amazing is that it actually fits my big head. I have the hardest time looking for hats and sunglasses that fit because of the large circumference my noggin posses. But the helmet cap seemed to fit like a glove.

With an item like this, there really isn’t much to talk about as far as a review, only the fact that if it works or not and in my opinion, it does. Besides at a price of $7.98, you can’t go wrong with it.

So long story short, I’d recommend the PricePoint.com Helmet Cap. Why? Well because it works, it breathes really well, it keeps sweat off my face and its totally affordable.

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4 Comments
  1. Ghost Rider says:
    March 12, 2008 at 3:19 pm

    I don’t know if it’s the camera angle or your impressively massive noggin, but the fez-like shape of that beanie makes you look like a Moroccan spice trader!!!

  2. RL Policar says:
    March 12, 2008 at 3:25 pm

    I kinda thought I looked like a Sushi chef…but its the way it was stitched together.

  3. Neil says:
    March 13, 2008 at 6:12 am

    I love these things because they keep my scalp from getting cooked.

  4. Levi says:
    March 15, 2008 at 11:15 am

    I love coolmax caps like this. Next time I get one I might have to get this one from Pricepoint ’cause the shape is cool.

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