Men's Technical Head & Neckwear

Men's beanies

• Sinni pure merino wool beanie. Lightweight, ribbed, 100% non-mulesed merino with no synthetic content. Its knitting tension gives stretch and shape recovery that outlasts standard wool beanies. The everyday merino beanie.
• Mjolnir fleece-lined merino technical beanie. A 50/50 merino-acrylic interlock knit that traps heat, with an anti-pill microfleece inner band and a helmet-compatible close fit.
• Gald merino beanie, Galdhøpiggen Edition. A lightweight merino-blend beanie with a soft fleece lining and a streamlined, helmet-compatible profile, embroidered with the outline of Galdhøpiggen, Norway's highest peak.

Men's neckwear

• Ulfr merino neck gaiter. Winter-grade, in our exclusive merino-blend fabric: a honeycomb double knit that traps warm air, wicks sweat and is itch-free against the skin.
• Sindri ThermoNet® neckwear. BUFF® ThermoNet®, made from 58% recycled PrimaLoft® fibres, four times warmer than regular microfibre. Wear it five ways: gaiter, balaclava, hat, headband or face cover. Layers under a helmet or hood.
• Bifrost ThermoNet® neckwear. The same warm, fast-drying ThermoNet® fabric in a seamless four-way stretch knit, worn as a gaiter, balaclava, hat or headband.
• Sifjord ThermoNet® neckwear, Norway Edition. ThermoNet® warmth in three designs inspired by Norway's Arctic wilderness.

Men's caps

• Fjellvak featherlight trail cap. 45g, in 100% recycled fabric, with ventilated side panels, a moisture-wicking sweatband and a flexible visor that scrunches into your palm and springs back. For running and trekking.

Which beanies fit under a helmet?

Mjolnir and Gald, both with close, helmet-compatible fits.

Which neckwear can be worn as a balaclava?

Sindri, Sifjord, Ulfr and Bifrost, which can also be worn as a hat or headband.

Which beanie is pure merino?

Sinni, which is 100% non-mulesed merino. Mjolnir and Gald are merino blends with a fleece lining for extra warmth.