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When the heat rises, the summer cycling balaclava becomes the ally of comfortable rides. Lightweight and ultra-breathable, it wicks away perspiration, limits the feeling of suffocation under the helmet and protects the face from the sun and projections. Whether you're riding on the road, on a mountain bike or in the city, it keeps your head cool and dry, without extra thickness, from the first pedal stroke to the last.
In summer, the challenge is no longer to retain heat but to evacuate it. A bicycle balaclava has been put on fine materials — technical knit, icy silk, breathable microfibers — that allow air to circulate while absorbing moisture. Worn under the helmet, it also creates a hygienic barrier that protects the foams from sweat, and can be washed in one step between two outings.

Depending on your use and your sensitivity to heat, several formats are available to you:
The helmet liner is the centerpiece of summer cycling. Thin, elastic and breathable, it slips under the helmet without hindering the fit, absorbs sweat before it runs, and keeps it feeling cool even at high intensity. It is also a hygiene gesture: it protects the padding of the helmet and is much easier to maintain than internal foams.
In addition to the classic balaclavas, the collection offers visor formats such as the summer balaclava cap or the summer cycling cap balaclava, which add a sun visor to clear the eye from the low sun.

The summer version favors fine and ventilated materials (knit, iced silk) that evacuate heat and perspiration, whereas a classic balaclava seeks above all to insulate from the cold.
No, it's the other way around: it's designed to cool and wick away moisture. Its fine mesh allows air to circulate while absorbing sweat, to keep your head dry under the helmet.
Yes. The summer models are thin and stretchy, without overthickness. They do not obstruct the helmet's vents and preserve its usual fit.
Absolutely. Icy silk provides an immediate feeling of freshness, dries quickly and remains soft on the skin, making it an ideal material for hot rides.
Opt for a visor model such as a balaclava cap, or complete with an anti UV balaclava from our collection anti UV for the most exposed areas.

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