Description
Brubeck Thermal Helmet Liner Hat
Seamless Cold Weather Headwear Breathable, Thermoregulating, Helmet-Compatible Fit
The Brubeck Thermal Helmet Liner is a high-performance piece of winter headwear designed to fit comfortably under motorcycle, ski, or climbing helmets. Crafted from premium functional fibres, this thermal helmet hat offers advanced insulation, moisture control, and ergonomic comfort in changing weather conditions.
Ideal For:
-
- Motorcycle and skiing helmet liners
- Snowboarding and mountaineering
- Outdoor work in cold climates
- Commuting and everyday winter wear
Key Features:
Dual-layer knit construction for rapid moisture transfer.
3D seamless design eliminates pressure points under helmets.
Extended mesh ear panels for warmth and clear hearing.
Silver BTP Technology inhibits bacterial growth and odours.
Supplex® outer layer for thermal insulation and a soft, skin-friendly feel.
Material & Fit:
- Composition: 62% Polyamide, 36% Polypropylene, 2% Elastane
- Fabric weight: 204gsm
- Fit: Snug and flexible, ideal under helmets or hoods
Thermoregulation That Keeps You Comfortable
This cold weather helmet liner combines polyamide and polypropylene fibres in a dual-layer knit that rapidly wicks moisture to the surface. The 3D construction contours smoothly to your head, ensuring a pressure-free fit under any helmet. Ventilation zones maintain airflow, regulate temperature, and support skin hygiene—even during intense activity.
Secure Fit. Lasting Freshness.
Seamless elasticity ensures the hat stays in place, even during movement. Extended mesh panels protect your ears while allowing clear hearing. The inner layer is enhanced with silver ions to reduce bacterial growth and odours, while the Supplex® outer layer delivers warmth and softness for all-day comfort.
Certified Quality. Built to Last.
Every Brubeck hat is produced in a family-owned EU facility using materials that meet Oeko-Tex Standard 100—guaranteeing safety, quality, and skin-friendliness. This is performance headwear you can rely on season after season.
